Drs in a sentence

A DRS train has set up between Hamilton in fourth, Russell in fifth, Pérez in sixth, Stroll in seventh, Sainz in eighth, and Gasly in ninth.

Alonso managed the gap to keep Hamilton out of the DRS zone, and nursed his tyres and brakes to yet another second place finish.

AMS and DRS revenue grew 50% in the quarter as we continue to shift our revenue mix towards higher margin recurring revenue services that deliver an enhanced experience for our customers.

Finally, Fortis Capital Advisors LLC purchased a new stake in shares of Leonardo DRS during the fourth quarter valued at about $65,000.

Firstly, he survived an appeal for caught behind when DRS showed no evidence of an edge, and then the next delivery rattled his stumps but was called a no-ball.

He made sure to stay out of trouble then, once he was out of a DRS train, could do his thing.

If you’ve become a fan of in recent years, you will probably be familiar with the term ‘DRS’ - the system which effectively allows for more overtaking.

In the end, his groundtruthing and analysis was borne out by the outstanding research done by Drs. Erica Chenoweth and Maria Stephan.

Joint managing director Simon Oldham said the company will not be able to assess the “true costs” of the DRS until the scheme goes live.

Led by Drs Tracy McEwan and Kathleen McPhillips from the University of Newcastle, the survey details 20 key findings and further presents 14 key recommendations from the responses.

Offerman (“The Last of Us,” “Parks and Recreation”) and Mullally (“Will & Grace,” “Party Down”), who are married in real life, will star as Drs. Gene and Jean Thibedeau.

Sainz keeps getting the benefit of DRS coming out of the corner.

She raised doubts about whether the UK Government will be able to introduce a DRS for England by October 2025 - describing that date as being "at best provisional".

That means the DRS will require an opt-out, otherwise, producers from the rest of the UK would be able to sell their wares without having to add 20p on to the cost, putting Scottish firms at a disadvantage.

The Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) will require shoppers to pay an extra 20p when buying drinks in a single-use container made of PET plastic, steel and aluminium, or glass, between 50ml and three litres in size.

The firm went into administration last month after ministers put a two year delay on their controversial deposit return scheme (DRS), which it was set up to run.

The gateway review concluded that “a fully functioning and compliant DRS cannot be in operation for the revised August 2023 schedule”.

The Government’s own “Gateway Review” into the Deposit Return Scheme (DRS), released on Wednesday night, found that officials were reporting widespread uncertainty over how it would work.

The letter went on to say that the removal of glass would leave the company at a “competitive disadvantage with the rest of the UK” and the firm “cannot therefore support a stand-alone Scottish DRS that excludes glass”.

The organization said that the claim that all pending payments for university workers had been paid was untrue in a statement that was jointly signed by the union’s chairman and acting secretary, Drs. Cyril Onogbosele and William Odion.