Sentence examples for driven by a remarkable from inspiring English sources
Boeing's confidence, analysts say, is driven by a remarkable degree of political support in the United States.
Nearly all of these pitiless accounts were driven by a remarkable disloyalty.
Partly it is driven by a quite remarkable arts sector: theatre, literature, visual creation.
But there also came a remarkable achievement, as, driven by a desire to honour the departed, a hastily assembled second-string Zambia side travelled to the Africa Cup of Nations just a few months later and made it all the way to the final, where they lost narrowly to Nigeria.
The remarkable advances in TB vaccinology over the last decade have been driven by a pragmatic approach to moving candidates along the development pipeline to clinical trials, fuelled by encouraging data on protection in animal models.
But to a degree remarkable among those with access to such opportunities, he is not driven by a desire for fame or money.
Viet Nam's remarkable transformation to a low middle-income country within the past decade was strongly driven by an increasing productivity of the agricultural sector.
Excitement in the field of tumor immunotherapy is being driven by several remarkable breakthroughs in recent years.
"The pace of change is being driven by the remarkable changes in technology cost, especially solar, which is dropping in price quickly," Warren Lasher, director for system planning for the operator of Texas' main power grid, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, said.
And not all of the traffic is being driven by messaging, as a remarkable variety of wireless data software applications is emerging.
