0 to drive forward, especially mechanically -- drive frem
Nowhere was there a 'spontaneous' diffusion, a 'natural evolution' or a situation where 'market forces' or 'ethical considerations' were 'naturally' propelling social change.
Later on, magma ascent must have slowed down due to the extinction of propelling gas.
Independent networks in the voluntary sector were actively discouraged, while local authorities were propelled into a major housing role.
Finally, although this is largely a narrative propelled by key individuals, biographical profiles are scant.
The sheer speed and scope of contemporary human movement, propelled by conflict or economic pressures or the advantages of wealth, are unparalleled.
In late capitalism, a critically unexamined and ethnographically ungrounded deployment of diaspora can obscure the specificities of mobility and the conditions propelling it.
Accordingly, national societies - propelled by their own inner spirit or genius - progressively realize their individual destinies or cultural missions.
At each entry the song either introduces a new mythic image or propels the previous one forward.
