Sentence examples for driven by a sudden from inspiring English sources

Were Timur's Mongol horsemen driven by a sudden growth of population on their home steppe?

The 2009 collapse was driven by a sudden drying up of demand.

Solar flares are thought to be driven by a sudden release of magnetic energy generated in the star's interior.

This was largely driven by a sudden rise in youth crime with a 72percentnt increase from 2005 to 2006: The level rose from around 290 crimes involving one or more suspects aged under 16 years per month in 2005 to around 500 crimes per month in 2006.

Rosie Amery, from the ONS's health analysis and life events team, said: "Unexplained infant deaths in 2014 were the lowest on record, driven by a decrease in sudden infant deaths.

These results seemed to be driven by a reduction in sudden cardiac death, sparking an interest in the potential antiarrhythmic properties of fish oil.

Whether these predicted shifts in public opinion are driven by an emotional clouding or a sudden absence of emotional clouding, those on the other side of the political divide recognise that arguing the point is useless.

But driven by a favorable exchange rate for bargain-minded Americans and the sudden popularity of surfing there, Peru is poised to become a major destination for waveriders.

But driven by a favorable exchange rate for bargain-minded Americans and the sudden popularity of surfing there, Peru is poised to become a major destination for wave riders.

And Berlin's sudden, unilateral ban on certain speculative trades — driven by a need to show taxpayers that the government was acting against speculators — provoked exactly the kind of market turmoil it was meant to stop.

It is commonly believed in Russia that the Kremlin's sudden leniency when it came to Navalny was driven by a desire to add a semblance of pluralism to Russian political life, and thus prevent new mass protests.