Sentence examples for be partly driven by from inspiring English sources

This might be partly driven by the increase in the number of shoppers at Aldi and Lidl and the two companies driving prices down elsewhere.

And it may be partly driven by the fact that many of the jobs available do not pay well enough to be worth taking.

As James Alan Fox has pointed out, school shootings seem to be partly driven by social contagion; new shooters may be inspired by the media frenzy around the most recent one.

This may be partly driven by the unwillingness of the winners from increased trade to compensate the losers, and by the consequences this has had for America's political geography.

Those labor shortages may be partly driven by net outflows in Mexican immigration; immigrants (though not all necessarily Mexican-born immigrants) represent about a quarter of the construction labor force.

He lectures widely on business – "I teach serious MBA programmes at Cambridge and at Lancaster and at Auckland," he says, but his attachment to academia looks to be partly driven by nursing an old sore, rather than pure altruism.

Substantial changes, of course, are partly driven by money.

This development was partly driven by the 2014 Sunflower Movement, which we participated in.

That is the highest reading since December and it was partly driven by faster home construction.

The trend towards bigger, more international firms is partly driven by client demand.

Of course, parity in the N.F.L. is partly driven by chance.