The complaints are driven in part by financial pressures.
Also, many pickups are driven in rural areas, where crash speeds tend to be higher.
The state's changing attitudes are driven, in large part, by demographics.
Those are driven in part by costly new technologies and treatments.
When strong winds blow from the east, the bay's shallow waters are driven in toward the New Jersey coast.
We are driven in an ambulance or a police cruiser or an angry boyfriend or parent's car.
The producers are driven in part by last year's dreadful experience, in which the gala was replaced by a drab news conference because of a writer's strike.
"There are nearly 12m diesel cars in the UK but not all are driven in towns and cities, where taxis, vans, lorries and buses are also big polluters.
The objections are driven in part by a lack of knowledge over the long-term health effects of mobile phone use.
Also, the country's voting patterns are driven in many rural areas by tribal, ethnic or other group loyalties that can make it harder to spot or isolate fraud.
Because the practice range is a mile from Merion's East Course, the site of the championship, players are driven in vans from the range.
