Sentence examples for been driven by developments from inspiring English sources

It's all been driven by developments in a single commodity market".

Richards said the pressure had been driven by developments such as increased scrutiny from inquiries under the Freedom of Information act and the highlighting of pay from the MPs' expenses row.

Secondly, the current crop of glass cubists have been driven by developments in technology and engineering which enable glass to be used as a wall as well as a window.

This growth has been driven by developments in user industries such as electronics, precision engineering, micro-machining, and metal forming that exploit the exceptional properties of these alloys….

Improvements in the therapeutic ratio of radiotherapy have been driven by developments in both radiation biology and radiation physics which have translated into significant advances in targeted dose delivery, radiological imaging and biological effectiveness.

The emergence of individualized medicine is driven by developments in precision diagnostics, epitomized by molecular testing.

A spokesperson for EE said the decision not to renew its contract with Phones 4U was "driven by developments in the marketplace that have called into question the long term viability of the Phones 4U business".

At the same time as these 'trends are being driven by developments in higher education policy,' adds Clark, 'changes in the worlds of data, digital service delivery, and technology' are taking place as big data technologies and practices are embedded across sectors and industries.

Some of these changes were driven by developments in military technology.

"This is being driven by development interests, and whether those campaign contributions have contributed to the decision to have the subway site at the building is something that concerns me greatly," said Mr. Goldberg, the school district president.

In political ecology, it is argued that land use change is driven by development policies and often, by the maintenance of the globalization and the market forces of capital and multinational enterprises.