Sentence examples for driven by changes from inspiring English sources

"We know that the changing Antarctic sea ice extent is very largely driven by changes in wind," he says.

Mr. Rangaiah said the strategy is driven by changes the company has noticed among consumers.

The terrestrial ecosystems are really driven by changes in soil moisture.

Managers are motivated by share options and share prices are driven by changes in earnings per share.

Yet the openness to moderate use is likely to increase, driven by changes in the science of addiction, like pharmaceutical treatments.

The fund focuses on "companies whose future profitability is driven by changes created by the Internet and information technology," said Mitchell Rubin, 36, the fund's manager.

He said he hoped unions and public would support his plans, which were effectively expanding the tube and driven by changes in technology.

These are driven by changes made by the government and have had an impact on some of the most vulnerable families.

This appears to be driven by changes in the Southern Ocean winds, which have intensified in response to the planetary energy imbalance.

Space scientists have found that lightning strikes in the UK are being driven by changes that are occurring millions of miles away deep inside the sun.

Schooling said that the rise in price has been driven by changes in European law, making rhino horn much harder to sell legitimately.