Sentence examples for be driven by changes from inspiring English sources

The increases appear to be driven by changes in the way company directors receive their bonuses.

This appears to be driven by changes in the Southern Ocean winds, which have intensified in response to the planetary energy imbalance.

During the Maya period, changes in fire regime are muted and do not appear to be driven by changes in climate conditions.

Within our sampling period there was as much as 37% variation (p = 0.0005) between years in the undisturbed patches, which appeared to be driven by changes in precipitation.

But, according to Robert Manchin, former managing director of Gallup Europe, the trend is likely to be driven by changes in mobilisation techniques adopted by the country's main parties, and the emotional nature of electoral issues - such as identity - and urgency instilled in close races by both the Socialists and FIDESZ.

"Is it a coincidence that 'The Joy of Cooking' was a best seller in 1931, two years after the stock market crash, when suddenly thousands of American women had to cook for their families?" Changes in how people cook can be driven by changes in technology (producing a hot title like "Microwave Gourmet" by Barbara Kafka in 1987) and by social shifts, too.

Mr. Rangaiah said the strategy is driven by changes the company has noticed among consumers.

The lower doses were "driven by changes in the market arising from bundling," he said.

Rural respacing is driven by changes in the agro-food sector brought about by market developments.

The waves of capacity investment are driven by changes in market conditions.

We can therefore say that the evolution was driven by changes in the water quantity.