Sentence examples for crucially driven from inspiring English sources
The Russian push eastwards into Siberia was crucially driven by the search for new hunting grounds, as species in lands closer at hand were exploited to extinction.
Crucially, agency drives motivation, as it links directly to fulfilling basic human psychological needs (Deci and Ryan 2000).
The fact that community in its original form is driven by this potentially insatiable deficit crucially distinguishes Esposito's thinking from sociological theory: '… the munus that communitas shares isn't a property or a possession.
As with almost all other global optimization approaches, EO is driven by an internal dynamics that depends crucially on one or more parameters.
Crucially, much of this growth will no longer be driven by the huge US defence market which is set to slow in the short term.
It is also crucially important to recognize that unemployment today is not primarily driven by a skills gap — as the council's report would lead you to believe — but by lack of jobs.
This is driven by the fact that Body Mass Index is crucially affecting the risk for Type 2 Diabetes (with a relative risk of 42.1 when BMI >35 [25]).
Crucially, the rib cage, sternal morphology and associated musculature, appear to be driven by adaptations to different forms of locomotion.
Crucially, we found that migrants were 7% less likely to be job satisfied, with this effect almost exclusively driven by a 14% lower probability of job satisfaction among more recent migrants (Specification 2).
Based on this scheme, the communication process of each agent is driven by a trigger condition where the agents exchange information in an asynchronous manner, only when it is crucially required.
