Sentence examples for driven by a confluence of factors from inspiring English sources

The double-digit housing price increase is being driven by a confluence of factors.

The consolidations are being driven by a confluence of powerful forces, not least of which is President Obama's signature health care law, the Affordable Care Act.

Dowd's consistent view of the gulf war II as a misbegotten adventure driven by a confluence of conservative ideology and patricidal urges is looking more and more prescient.

The focus of their efforts is now changing, driven by a confluence of technology advances, a better understanding of business processes and the overriding need to cut costs.

Generation Z just happens to be the generation to come of age in the 2010s, during an era of profound change and uncertainty driven by a confluence of epic historical forces.

Over the six months to March 31st companies offloaded some £4.1 billion of pension liabilities, up from just £600m in the previous six months, according to Lane Clark & Peacock, an actuarial firm (see chart).The sudden leap in pension buy-outs is being driven by a strange confluence of factors.

The nursing homes' predicament has been caused by a confluence of factors.

The crackdown on baby sleep products was brought about by a confluence of factors.

The sharp increase in egg prices was caused by a confluence of factors, among them a contraction of the industry because of the slump in 2005 and 2006 and a major increase in feed costs.

The table was set for the passage of the new law by a confluence of factors, say residents, political scientists and businesspeople in Arizona.

The emergence of the Weiquan movement was made possible by a confluence of factors, including a market for their services, and an emerging rights consciousness.