Sentence examples for are driven by a combination of from inspiring English sources

Some emerging-market acquisitions are driven by a combination of hubris and frontier mentality.

Landscape changes are driven by a combination of physical, ecological and socio-cultural factors.

These particles are driven by a combination of water current, wave- and wind-induced speed and move in a 3-D space.

In this region, high rates of denudation during the Late Quaternary are driven by a combination of rapid tectonic uplift, numerous glacial fluctuations and intense weathering driven by an active monsoon climate.

Euny Hong argues that, apart from the social and political factors that made this success, South Korea's ambitions are driven by a combination of fear and deep resentment: fear of their unstable and dangerous evil twin to the north, and resentment – han – at centuries of intermittent oppression by their regional neighbours, with Japan in the top slot.

"Next's credit profile will remain stronger than M&S' in the next 12 to 18 months due to its superior margins, which are driven by a combination of solid brand recognition, a premium online distribution channel and tight cost control," Ernesto Bisagno, who wrote the report, said.

This diversity loss appears to have been driven by a combination of negative population growth combined with the genetic collapse of coexisting species through speciation reversal.

The change is driven by a combination of factors, but global warming is chief among them.

Rather, the choices would be driven by a combination of economic and political considerations.

Western policy is driven by a combination of economic self-interest and increasing timidity.

The new mood is driven by a combination of climbing casualties and brazen attacks.