Sentence examples for culture driven from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boston asserted that Britain was going through a fundamental shift in culture, driven by the new economy.

A recent report by the Chartered Management Institute found that an "always-on culture" driven by technological changes is having a damaging effect on managers.

The Rev. Jesse Jackson told Sports Illustrated recently that the slow pace of black coaching hires is a result of "a culture driven by white supremacists".

She is all too aware of how our culture, driven by both obsession with celebrity and detached, emotionless irony, has worked to make celebrities out of serial killers.

Like many readers, she is convinced that the magazine is heralding an inexorable change in managerial culture, driven by presumably unbounded opportunity of an ever-vibrant entrepreneurial economy.

The IPA programme has been running for 15 years and there is powerful evidence that an active learning culture driven by senior management can help drive business growth.

"Creative culture drives the scene here," she says.

That culture drives growing participation in competitive events like the Intel Science Talent Search.

First and foremost, the hostility of the workplace culture drives them out.

Deaf culture drives a new take on the Who's rock opera.

The change, when reinforced by other changes to the sales culture, drove considerable revenue improvement.