Sentence examples for time drives from inspiring English sources

The study itself does not show whether increased screen time drives poor sleep, or whether those who sleep badly end up using their phones more frequently.

We believe that the geo-tagged semantic context, representing what individuals do and discuss at a place and a specific time, drives a formation of specific human activity pattern.

The rush of time drives "Angels in America" — first as Tony Kushner's gargantuan Broadway play about AIDS, politics and morality, and now in an operatic setting by Peter Eotvos.

If time drives everything – as a chronological view presumes – then what can you do?

Through testing, they've learned that a "thank-you discount," in which they receive a special percentage off discount for a limited time, drives many to transact again and prevents churn.

I work in a service organisation and the problem with such things cancelling is that our time drives our billing and its fair to say we will have lost a good few days during that month more than I would anticipate in an average quarter so maybe they have distorted the figures as the chancellor has claimed.

The sensor node is time driven while the actuator and controller are both event and time driven.

For the third time Venutius rebelled and this time drove her from the throne.

Competition between political parties at election time drove up subsidies and government spending of every kind.

"This conduct over time drove Private Chen to take his own life," the prosecutor, Capt.

What President Dwight D. Eisenhower called the "military-industrial complex" is resurgent, this time driven by defense contractors.