Sentence examples for driven by a dramatic from inspiring English sources
The drop was driven by a dramatic decrease among men.
The bounce-back in positive views is driven by a dramatic reversal of opinion among Republicans.
Updated at 11.29am GMT 10.49am GMT Another point on today's jobs data -- this fall in unemployment was driven by a dramatic rise in self-employed workers, which surged by 211,000 to 4.46 million in the three quarter to January.
All those headlines about "shortages" of nurses etc. overlook an inconvenient truth that school and NHS problems are also driven by a dramatic rise in demand, which outstrips supply.
Conclusion We found that the use of NHF above 40 L/min led to a significant reduction of minute volume in healthy subjects, mainly driven by a dramatic decrease in respiratory rate, PaCO2 remaining constant.
He says the startup had its best week ever across all of the metrics it cares about last week — and that's all being driven by a dramatic increase in the answers that have been added to its platform.
Yet this dramatic shift in attitude is driven by a distinction between childcare and education, which I believe is a false one.
These anatomic gains were primarily driven by a minority of patients (20%, 9 of 45), many with dramatic flattening of PED.
Change was primarily driven by a period of radical economic reform – colloquially referred to as 'Rogernomics' – beginning in the 1980s and continuing in less dramatic fashion into the next two decades [ 8].
Driven by an honour killing, and possessed of a relentless dramatic grip, the film is the first feature by the director of that Shoes video, Daniel Wolfe.
