Sentence examples for and propelled by the from inspiring English sources

Our team was stacked last year, as they say, and propelled by the unstoppable twosome of Marta and Christine Sinclair.

Ultimately, the argument suggests that child development is a rational process directed and propelled by the child himself.

Ultimately, the argument suggests that child development is a rational process directed and propelled by the child himself..

But-shaped and propelled by the incentives provided by our litigation system-our process of organized blame hardly ever puts the government in the dock.

He ricocheted through an adolescence dotted with infractions and arrests, a troubled young man both freighted and propelled by the legacy of his slain namesake.

Early bullets were round lead balls that were loaded down the muzzle of smoothbore weapons and propelled by the ignition of a physically separate charge of black powder.

And, propelled by privatisation, the share of households with a telephone has risen from 20% to 58% in the eight years to 2001.

Wireless capsule endoscopy (WCE), which has been in use since 2002, employs a device that is swallowed and propelled by peristalsis through the GI tract.

But in the past decade, the field of cancer care has been transformed by a greater understanding of the molecular drivers of tumors and propelled by an expansion of the ability to leverage that insight in the clinic.

Purdy's short stories are often brief and propelled by dialogue rich with the quirks and profanities of the American vernacular ("You're funning!" says one woman in "About Jessie Mae," which ran in the New Yorker in 1957).

Relapse vulnerability in cocaine dependence is rooted in genetic and environmental determinants, and propelled by both impulsivity and the responsivity to cocaine-linked cues ('cue reactivity').