Sentence examples for a chief driver of from inspiring English sources
Tourism remains a chief driver of Nashville's economy.
For example, the rate of forest loss is often cited as a chief driver of decline of wildlife populations (5, 6), but the impact of bushmeat hunting, also recognized to be a key driver, is rarely measured.
The Pentagon long ago figured out that climate change was becoming a chief driver of conflict worldwide.
A chief driver of their work is the Dodd-Frank legislation on conflict minerals, which is why a coalition of 40 Congolese human rights groups called it "the leverage needed to instill and impose ethical business practices in the Great Lakes region".
The chief driver of this dramatic resurfacing is climate, according to a new study.
But the chief driver of the music labels' new willingness to take more risks online is the 5percentt decline in worldwide sales last year and a continuing slump this year, which they attribute in large part to digital piracy.
According to the study, 90% of the licences granted to clear millions of hectares of forest in Papua New Guinea were issued through corrupt or fraudulent means, while in Bolivia the production of soy – 75% of which is exported – has been the chief driver of illegal deforestation in its Amazon region.
But Kellems told HuffPost that Gingrich remains "the chief driver of this campaign".
Like several other revenue-producing provisions of the ACA, one chief driver of the tax provision was conservatives' insistence that every piece of the law be paid for with new revenues.
Ethnicity and local control, which, like liturgical disputes, are the chief driver of church splits, remain powerful forces, as seen by the successful effort of a Polish parish in St .Louis, St .Stanislaus Kostka Church, to split with the archdiocese in 2013 in a fight over control of the church's assets.
Meanwhile, Yousef Al Otaiba, the UAE ambassador to the U.S. and chief driver of the campaign against Qatar, has laid low, several of his emails leaked to and verified by HuffPost reveal he likely expected that the U.S. would back him on the Qatar sanctions. .
