Sentence examples for to be a driver for from inspiring English sources

The next Speaker needs to be a "driver" for change, to make parliament more representative.

I knew there was a huge business opportunity to provide in-depth and valuable content around what it is like to be a driver for one of these services.

Sometimes it's a fairly innocuous but ultimately toothless concept, essentially denoting the idea that technology has the potential to be a driver for positive social change but not doing very much about it.

During one of those summers she took a job running errands at the Tweeter Center in Camden, which is how she came to be a driver for Sam Jean, a producer and brother of the musician Wyclef Jean, who told her that if she was ever in the New York area and thought she could record a track she should look him up.

No wheels used to mean no way to be a driver for a car-sharing service, but GM and Lyft's Express Drive is one way around that limitation.

CWD is the annual evaporative demand that exceeds available water and has been found to be a driver for ecological change (Stephenson 1998) and is correlated to distributions of vegetation.

Diversity has also shown to be a driver of value for organizations, and there is growing evidence that diverse teams are sharper and more creative than homogeneous teams.

"Our ultimate aim is for this to be a driver of job opportunities and security for academics, as well as a low-cost alternative for students," said Broggi.

However, because EGFR mutation is considered to be a driver mutation for carcinogenesis, the presence of another driving factor to induce tumor cells with wild-type EGFR would be necessary, suggesting that this event would be very rare.

The prisoner, who has admitted to having been a driver for Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan, also said he was regularly beaten by American guards in Afghanistan after his capture there at the end of 2001.

In literature, the desire to find a meeting of minds as well as bodies appears to be a greater driver for women than for men.