Sentence examples for driven by a big from inspiring English sources

Mr. McKay insists that neither he nor Mr. Ferrell is driven by "a big, gleaming idea of success," adding, "We don't want our movies to stink.

Public spending surged, driven by a big rise in defence spending.Boosted by exports and government spending, industrial production in China jumped by 12.1% in the year to April.

Meanwhile, the number of patients going to A&E units is soaring, driven by a big rise in the number of older people needing care, NHS statistics have revealed.

The number of patients going to accident and emergency departments has hit an all-time high, driven by a big rise in the number of older people needing care, NHS statistics have revealed.

The increase has been driven by a big growth in the number of European Union citizens coming to Britain.

The meta-analysis was driven by a big trial, which comprised 69% of the deaths and showed the same result as the pooled result, 0.86 (0.75 to 1.00).

As with all the best guides, Sean is a man driven by a bigger picture, a mission.

Lord Wolfson, Next's chief executive, said that strong sales at the retailer in July were driven by a bigger end-of-summer sale than the year before, adding that current trading was difficult.

The special feature of the flow channel inside the blood pump is that the blood is driven by a big-small tandem impeller installed in the inner hole of the cylinder magnet of a brushless direct current motor.

This is driven by a distrust of big institutions and antipathy towards concealment and opacity.

As Alexander wrote recently in The Nation: "Despite claims that radical changes in crime and welfare policy were driven by a desire to end big government and save taxpayer dollars, the reality is that the Clinton administration didn't reduce the amount of money devoted to the management of the urban poor; it changed what the funds would be used for.