Sentence examples for be driven by powerful from inspiring English sources
Supply seems to be outstripping demand so far, which may be driven by powerful cultural forces.
To continue standing out among his brothers and making his father and grandfather proud these recent moves by Kim Jong-Un may be driven by powerful family dynamics.
It has been hypothesised that tumours occurring in infants may be driven by powerful genetic events that lead to presentation at a young age without the requirement for additional genetic changes (Dyer et al, 2002).
Our voltage clamp data show that burst discharges appear to be driven by powerful volleys of glutamate release, whereas tonic spiking is driven by a combination of regular autonomous spiking and irregular glutamate and GABA release, which presumably reduces the regularity of spike discharge.
It is being driven by powerful forces and will only get stronger.
In the first episode we understand that he compartmentalises his life, objectifies and dehumanises his victims, and is driven by powerful perverted fantasies.
The music was driven by powerful rhythmic grooves, like a sort of spiritual jazz, the oboes on top improvising repeated musical phrases pushing up the intensity.
Our hope is to introduce these principles into the discourse now, so they can help guide policy changes in U.S. energy research and development that are currently being driven by powerful geopolitical winds.
That book is both pompous (Shakespeare and Tolstoy, we learn, were driven by "powerful hearts," not "powerful wills") and redundant (the best evidence of a writer's mind is generally the work itself).
"Simply put, the economic data shows that overall commodity price levels, including agricultural commodity and energy futures prices, are being driven by powerful fundamental economic forces and the laws of supply and demand," Mr. Harris said.
That Strand chooses to omit biographical details should tell readers that he wants the focus on other, larger issues, and that the poems are driven by powerful, complex emotions that have more than one source.
