Sentence examples for being driven substantially by from inspiring English sources

Echoing this position, Kickbusch et al. write that "foreign policy is now being driven substantially by health" (3, p. 971), and Horton suggests that health can move "foreign policy away from a debate about interests to one about global altruism" (4, p. 807).

Another veteran climatologist, John Michael Wallace of the University of Washington, sees a similar message in extreme events in relation to the background push from greenhouse gases, but says efforts to demonstrate that today's heat waves are driven substantially by greenhouse heating can be a damaging distraction.

Some of the change that Boyle Heights has already undergone, particularly closer to downtown L.A., has been called "gentefication," incorporating the Spanish word for "people," because it is driven substantially by Latinos with roots in the Eastside. .

It is likely that population movement that is driven substantially by health risks will occur only where those risks are sufficiently serious and widespread.

The company's previous position -- that it should be an "occasional use" service, driven substantially by the acquisition of recent theatrical films -- was no longer sustainable, he said.

Also, sale of gold jewellery increased substantially, being driven by a large number of Muslim visitors who looked for traditional and intricate designs.

Oil is being driven lower by oversupply.

Prices are being driven by speculative demand.

The trend is being driven by demographics.

"The budget implications of that remain to be precisely determined, and those will also substantially be driven by the strength of the economy".

This gender turnaround is driven mainly by young men travelling substantially less today than previous generations of young men.