Sentence examples for be driven because of from inspiring English sources

Sir Peter continued that the main problem was safeguarding the welfare of those going to Syria "who may be driven because of the huge concern over there - some for humanitarian purposes - naively to go out there".

Mr. Straubel said Tesla did not store data on exact locations where their cars were driven because of privacy concerns, although Tesla seemed to know that I had driven six-tenths of a mile "in a tiny 100-space parking lot".

Retrospectively McMahon said that the band was "driven" because they spent the majority of their time in the studio for the four months it took to produce the album.

MISSILES: Moore wonders whether kids at Columbine might be driven to violence because of the "weapons of mass destruction" made in Lockheed Martin's assembly plant in Littleton.

The higher income non-response among the young in our study could result from young persons being less trusting than their more mature counterparts or may be driven by feelings of embarrassment because they have less information to report.

The evolution of these behaviors is hypothesized to be driven by female choice because of the larger reproductive investment into eggs relative to sperm.

Two teen witnesses to the incident said the officer appeared to be driven by race, because most of the teens detained were black.

While work at private law firms is often rewarding and valuable, law students should not be driven to private firms solely because of outlandish and burdensome debts.

Secondly, before the current economic crisis cut off the flow of easy credit, CBS's stock price was driven higher because of speculation that the company's management would team up with private equity firms to take CBS private — something that was in fact considered by Mr. Redstone and CBS's chief executive, Leslie Moonves.

The decreases were led by an 18 percent drop in the cost of fresh vegetables, a category where prices had been driven higher because of damaging freezes earlier in the year in Florida.

California electricity and natural gas prices were driven higher because of widespread manipulation and misconduct by Enron and more than 30 other energy companies during the 2000-2001 energy crisis that threatened the state's solvency, federal energy regulators said today.