Sentence examples for true drivers from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately political leaders in many parts of the world are the true drivers of the stigma against gays.

Both sets of e-mails show the idealism and the inclusiveness that are the true drivers of Hillary Clinton's campaign.

Republicans hope that with Mr. Ryan leading the charge, Washington will finally grapple with the true drivers of the federal budget deficit: entitlement programs like Medicare that are swelling as the population ages.

In fact, it often seems as if the opposite is true: drivers play games to see if pedestrians can make it across the street despite coming as close to them as physically possible.

So my sense is that it is economics and political and social ideology that are the true drivers of conflict, and that both militarisation and masculinity are the by-products of that.

"To ascribe any importance to an arbitrary line in the sand detracts from the true drivers of the rally".

When I get to Highway 1, I get cranky, perhaps a sign that I am becoming a true driver.

Others prefer the idea that natural selection is the true driver of body form.

I've long believed the true driver of success in technology is trust: software that performs as expected.

Uncovering and dissecting true driver events in MM might provide rational for new potential targets and therapeutic option in the disease.

All these leaders position simplicity not as a corporate value or a nice slogan for mission statements but as a true driver of business success.