Sentence examples for being driven by changes from inspiring English sources

Space scientists have found that lightning strikes in the UK are being driven by changes that are occurring millions of miles away deep inside the sun.

"The sophistication of the industry," said Dennis Speigel, the president of International Theme Park Services, a company in Cincinnati that designs parks, "is being driven by changes in the guests' taste, because of the Web, because of PlayStation".

Lockwood's research represents "a solid look at whether global temperature increases are being driven by changes in the brightness of the sun," says geophysicist Dáithí Stone of the University of Oxford in the U.K. The work suggests that "there is basically no way that this can be the case," he says.

Regardless of the mechanism, the disparity between weight gain versus glucose-lowering and insulin stimulation effects indicates that the latter are not being driven by changes in body weight.

Mr. Rangaiah said the strategy is driven by changes the company has noticed among consumers.

Managers are motivated by share options and share prices are driven by changes in earnings per share.

These are driven by changes made by the government and have had an impact on some of the most vulnerable families.

The fund focuses on "companies whose future profitability is driven by changes created by the Internet and information technology," said Mitchell Rubin, 36, the fund's manager.

Schooling said that the rise in price has been driven by changes in European law, making rhino horn much harder to sell legitimately.

This appears to be driven by changes in the Southern Ocean winds, which have intensified in response to the planetary energy imbalance.

These intercontinental differences suggest that global diversification was driven by changes unique to each continent rather than by a single global factor.