Sentence examples for which it drove from inspiring English sources

American, which it drove out of business in 1937.

It gives us Brandt's artistry at full- strength — which may have been needed — without quite revealing all the strange places to which it drove him.

Despite uncertainties surrounding the native structure of ESCRT-III in vivo and the mechanism by which it drives membrane scission, its function in this process is well supported by studies revealing that the role of ESCRT-III is not restricted to the ILV budding pathway.

It took Berlin a long time to recognise the value in its creative talent and the extent to which it drives the city whose mayor refers to it as 'poor but sexy'.

What's more significant is the way in which it drives both art and interpretation.

This further validates our hypothesis that Tcf15 activation represents the first step toward differentiation and suggests a mechanism by which it drives cells away from a naive pluripotent state.

The power turbine is usually located on a spool separate from the gas generator; thus its rotative speed and that of the helicopter rotor which it drives are independent of the rotative speed of the gas generator.

In an ideal world, the Supreme Court would not have had to send this message, and it could have avoided the substantial expansion of its own power to which it was driven by the foolishness of the Bush administration.

The commercial, intended to promote the quality of G.M. vehicles, showed the nightmare of a factory robot in which it is driven to suicide after losing its job for making a mistake.

As many economists have lately been pointing out, these days the old story about rising inequality, in which it was driven by a growing premium on skill, has lost whatever relevance it may have had.

I knew something about pothos, and thought of the humiliating lengths to which it could drive me — the memorizing of certain boys' class schedules or bus routes, the covert shuffling of locker assignments.