Sentence examples for driven by a perception from inspiring English sources
The move is driven by a perception among some beer companies that they need a wide array of brands in different countries to remain competitive, analysts said.
The decision to bring the Sprinter to North America was driven by a perception that e-commerce would fuel huge demand for home deliveries.
Quinn thinks the slightly higher than expected dropout rate "was driven by a perception that this intervention was ineffective".
U.S. policymaking toward Russia, however, has been driven by a perception that Russian actions, as guided by Putin, are empire-focused and therefore cannot be dealt with through strategies other than containment.
Abe's personal relationship with Barack Obama verged on the prickly, driven by an American perception of the Prime Minister as a dangerously nationalistic historical revisionist.
Nonetheless, Occupy Wall Street is driven by a unifying vision, the perception that the US system is broken.
It was found that the two lines did not differ in terms of the threshold of shock perception as indicated by flinches or jumps expressing emotionally driven reactions in response to the foot shock [55], which suggests that enhanced fear expression in HAB mice is not driven by an altered pain perception upon US exposure.
Response to disaster events is driven by a hazard-centered approach to disaster perception and a reliance on short-term engineering solutions.
Negative perceptions were most driven by a lack of trust in the service provider and perceived barriers to ease of use, such as a lack of accessibility to the product or the technical requirements that may be commanded.
(Board Member, AHW1, Urban AMS2) This perception appeared to be driven by a long history of negative interactions between government officials and the AMS and a failure to agree on collaborative models of service provision.
