Sentence examples for which driving from inspiring English sources

As fine as the GL is to drive, its many electronic assistants preview a world in which driving is a passive endeavor interrupted only occasionally by some malfunction in the matrix that requires human intervention.

In comparison, a cellular telephone conversation is a much more extended exposure during which driving circumstances can change dramatically".

Most women in my situation are widows or divorcées who spent their lives under Old World rules, in which driving was a male prerogative and being ferried about a female privilege.

The transporter must be able to undergo a conformational change when not bound to either substrate, so as to complete the cycle and return the binding sites to the side from which driving and driven substrates both move.

The 'Focus on Fuel' report from Moneysupermarket has identified two miles as the tipping point at which driving extra miles to save 1p a litre means drivers are wasting money.

A multiple trivariate mediation structure was designed to reflect the process through which driving behaviors are learned.

In this table, triggering denotes in what condition or by which driving-force the functions can be trigged to run or stop, and this table lists the general triggers of each function (e.g., time-driven denotes the monitor function will be driven to run at a particular point in time or at regular intervals).

This greatly enhanced the speed with which driving-under-the-influence (DUI) offenders could be processed and the quality of evidence that could be brought to court.

You're not ever sure which one is driving which, but you can kind of take a good guess at it.

Which is driving her sister, Ruth Betty Garrettt), insane.

So far, it is faith more than profit which is driving the pioneering pair.