Sentence examples for the process of driving from inspiring English sources

Autopilot makes the process of driving, particularly on the other side of the road, a much more relaxing experience.

Surface processes that alter the temperature and salinity of seawater contribute to the process of driving the vertical circulation of the oceans.

Over the chatter of the 4-cylinder engine, he explained the process of driving the car, which is quite different from driving a modern vehicle.

Instead of a purely vertical exercise, such transformation in business models will require horizontal leadership too: "The process of driving change must take into account the multiple subcultures," they say.

Young Americans and Station to Station are albums that make you wonder how Bowie did it, given the state he was in, by all accounts, when he made them: almost nothing about them – except perhaps the baffling lyrics of Station to Station's title track – suggests their author was in the process of driving himself temporarily insane via cocaine and starvation.

Hamid Gul, who has died aged 78, led Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), the largest of Pakistan's intelligence agencies, for two years in the late 1980s when it played a vital role in channelling billions of dollars of American and Saudi money and armaments to jihadist groups in Afghanistan that were in the process of driving out the Soviet army of occupation.

So we asked if changes in our gut bacteria could be part of the process of inflammation driving frailty.

In the process of tunnel driving, a large amount of excavating material accumulates.

"These firms are the driving engine of the new economy and are in the process of becoming the driving force in political finance," said Fred Wertheimer, a longtime advocate of campaign finance reform.

"In a lot of cases in China, urbanization is the process of local government driving farmers into buildings while grabbing their land," said Li Dun, a professor of public policy at Tsinghua University in Beijing.

A "selective sweep" is the process of natural selection driving a mutation to fixation.