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driving
adjective as in forceful
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Example Sentences
She was convicted in December of driving under the influence and negligent driving, among other charges.
The challenge has felled two previous prime ministers over the past year, driving up the country’s borrowing costs and stirring investor worries.
“Lower U.S. yields, surging industrial demand, constrained physical supply, and robust investor buying are driving prices into uncharted territory.”
President Rajoelina has asked the Malagasy people to give him one year to fix the problems driving the protests, saying he will resign if fails to meet the deadline.
It comes two weeks after Nigel Farage met Mr Bailey to argue for the end of BoE bond sales, known as quantitative tightening, claiming it is costing taxpayers billions and driving up debt.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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