Sentence examples for driven by a large from inspiring English sources
The enormous interest and progress in QT has been driven by a large number of molecules entering the clinic that could be explained largely by a single mechanism.
"The opportunity is driven by a large structural gap between supply and demand," Poignonnec told me.
It takes 20 minutes to recover from the shock of being driven by a large computer, he said.
"Sales growth was driven by a large increase in transactions as we attracted new customers from all income levels with our compelling values".
"When you look at what went down in Colorado, the dramatic rise in the public's support of marijuana-law reform is being driven by a large part by an increase in support among women," said Allen St. Pierre, executive director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, which supports marijuana legalization.
And because unemployment was mainly driven by a large decline in the hiring rate, the end to heavy lay-offs hasn't meant a substantial decline in the unemployment rate.Combine job losses sustained at a higher-than-normal level and continued weakness in hiring, and the outlook for a strong recovery for labour markets seems pretty poor.
"The Democrat proposals are politically-motivated and driven by a larger ideological agenda to disarm Americans".
Rubio, who has said the Orlando shooting had a deep impact on him, voted along party lines on Monday and in a statement criticized the Democrats' solutions as "politically motivated and driven by a larger ideological agenda to disarm Americans".
These flows are driven by a large-scale equatorial asymmetry in the axisymmetric temperature field.
A regional climate simulation is generally driven by a large-scale atmospheric state obtained by a global climate simulation.
In order to represent regional-scale variability, dynamical downscaling (DS) with a regional model driven by a large-scale state, i.e., initial and lateral boundary conditions generated from global simulations or reanalyses, has been widely used (e.g., Dickenson et al. 1989; Giorgi and Bates 1989; Mearns et al. 1995; Rummukainen et al. 2015; Takayabu et al. 2016).
