Sentence examples for be driven to wilder from inspiring English sources

Either the political establishment reforms itself, says Mr Jiménez, or voters will be driven to wilder options such as Podemos.

If the release ratio exceeds a critical threshold, I*, the wild type population will be driven to extinction (i.e. control-mediated equilibrium = 0).

After Amazon's legal triumph, some publishing people were driven to the wild surmise that the company had colluded with the Justice Department, if not micromanaged the entire case.

I'm not saying murder is right or anything - I've never yet had the urge to saw off someone's head and eat it - but I can sort of see why people are driven to acts of wild and animalistic violence during these journeys (if you never want to sleep happily again, then read this).

Bison bonasus was driven to extinction in the wild across Europe in 1927 after decades of decline from hunting and habitat loss.

Over the decades they have been ruthlessly plundered by collectors from their native, mainly tropical forest habitats, with the result that many species have been driven to extinction in the wild and many more are on the brink.

Mexican wolves were driven to extinction in the wild by many of the same causes that led to the decline of the red wolf [22].

Advocates of making perfect fakes could also point out that--even if buyers do not consider bio-identical synthetics to be substantially inferior to wild horns--as long as there are enough bio-identical synthetic horns in the market, horn prices would be driven down to the point where wild horn sellers would be forced from the market.

For example, a transgene that blocks malaria transmission could be driven through wild mosquito populations.

A male suitor could be driven wild by the sight of a woman's sleeve spilling out from underneath a shade, or by the mere sound of silk rustling behind a lacquer screen.

For low-status groups the harvesting of resources can be driven by others' preference for wild foods, whilst perceptions of elite benefit-capture may cause reluctance to engage with future conservation interventions.