Sentence examples for being driven as from inspiring English sources
This change is being driven as much by the guys buying suits as by the guys making them: youthful, inexpensive suits are one of the strongest selling items on the sales floor right now.
Smith Jr. said the family decided to sell the car because it's been "kept in a prison" without being driven as much as their father would have liked.
The process is not being driven, as some say, by a suspicion of new converts — they're simply a wedge issue.
The new IPCC report, which will be signed off by the world's governments, will also describe the increasingly extreme and erratic weather being driven as the planet heats up.
Rather than driving, you feel you are being driven, as your urge to smoke leads you uncontrollably to turn the wheel first to the left and then to the right.
The government's rebuttals were not helped this week when a spokesman for the Confederation of British Industry accused the government of being driven as much by political objectives as by economic ones.
Soccer allegiances in Brazil are driven as much by social status as by geography.
But most recycling programs have been driven as much by raw economics as by activism.
The public embrace of genetics may be driven as much by wishful thinking as scientific truth.
No doubt the way vehicles are driven, as well as their design, affects their accident rate.
