Sentence examples for driven by a huge from inspiring English sources

Total orders rose 2.7 percent but that increase was driven by a huge rebound in orders for commercial aircraft, an extremely volatile category.

J. D. Power expects that to jump to 9.3percentt by 2015, driven by a huge influx of new models, including plug-ins.

Somehow he never mentions that Germany's recovery in the 2000s was driven by a huge move into trade surplus; is everyone supposed to do the same thing, all at once?

The proportion of employees saving money into a workplace pension scheme is at its highest level for 17 years, driven by a huge increase in the number of people in their 20s saving for retirement.

That date is exactly three months today and Collingwood, while acknowledging that his decision to play in the IPL is driven by a huge financial incentive, looks unusually pensive.

A closer look at these challenges, however, would show that they are largely being driven by a huge, complex and extraordinarily well-financed web of conservative and right-wing organizations that in many cases are hostile not just to affirmative action but to the very idea of a multiracial, pluralistic America.

I had lived in the Pacific Northwest during Earth First's most active days and had heard about fish ladders and hatcheries, and had driven by a few huge dams, but I never had imagined how the still waters killed so much life when dams were put in place.

That's a question that has been bounced around the rumor mill lately, likely driven by a few other huge recent acquisitions in the hardware space.

A huge spacecraft driven by a compact nuclear reactor could drop a series of probes into Neptune's atmosphere and help answer questions about the birth of the solar system.

Spivey and Ali say that mobile gaming is about to see a huge leap, driven by a combination of the introduction of in-app payments to Android and an estimated 150 million iOS and Android devices that will ship in the next year (and those numbers are only going to grow higher).

It was a huge hit in 1910, driven by a charismatic cast and the raging colour of Bakst's designs.