Sentence examples for be driven both by from inspiring English sources
The increases appear to be driven both by a sharp rise in college enrollment and by an improvement among colleges in graduating students.
The increase, the report concluded, will come largely at the expense of coal and will be driven both by abundant supplies of natural gas — made more available by shale drilling — and by measures to restrict the carbon dioxide emissions that are linked to climate change.
"As a team of passionate open source users, we felt that Digsby's bright future should be driven both by Tagged and the development community that has so often sung its praises," says Tseng.
In analyzing the time-varying role of the family, it is important to recognize that variation can be driven both by the underlying changes that occur at the family level as well as how the children in a family react to those changes.
The disparity appears to be driven both by certain features of migrant conditions (in line with the classical literature on the psychology of migration and acculturative stress2) and by high aspirations (in line with Graham and Markowitz's (2011) notion of 'frustrated achievers').
They showed that extinction risk in mammals can be driven both by environmental factors (e.g. habitat loss, climate change) and intrinsic biological traits of the species (e.g. gestation length, body size, population density).
The authorities were driven both by the desire to restore order and by their own racist demons.
This peak in conventional output is driven both by political and geologic factors, and does not represent absolute geologic scarcity.
"Infant mortality is such a complex issue because it's driven both by medical issues as well as by social issues".
George W., long the family black sheep, is driven both by the need to win his father's respect and the desire to symbolically slay him.
Your statement that "The Gulf Stream is driven both by the rotation of the Earth and by a deep-water current called the Thermohaline Circulation" is false.
