Sentence examples for driven by developments from inspiring English sources
The phrase "driven by developments" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation or action that is influenced or motivated by recent changes or advancements. Example: "The company's strategy is driven by developments in technology and market trends."
It's all been driven by developments in a single commodity market".
One is the increase in training to teach technical skills driven by developments in computer and telephone technology.
Richards said the pressure had been driven by developments such as increased scrutiny from inquiries under the Freedom of Information act and the highlighting of pay from the MPs' expenses row.
Secondly, the current crop of glass cubists have been driven by developments in technology and engineering which enable glass to be used as a wall as well as a window.
EE said: "In line with our strategy to focus on growth in our direct channels and to move to fewer, deeper relationships in the indirect channel, and driven by developments in the marketplace that have called into question the long-term viability of the Phones 4u business, we can confirm that we have taken the decision not to extend our contract beyond September 2015".
An EE spokesman said: "In line with our strategy to focus on growth in our direct channels and to move to fewer, deeper relationships in the indirect channel, and driven by developments in the marketplace that have called into question the long-term viability of the Phones 4u business, we can confirm that we have taken the decision not to extend our contract beyond September 2015".
"This is being driven by development interests, and whether those campaign contributions have contributed to the decision to have the subway site at the building is something that concerns me greatly," said Mr. Goldberg, the school district president.
In political ecology, it is argued that land use change is driven by development policies and often, by the maintenance of the globalization and the market forces of capital and multinational enterprises.
According to SEADE (2013 2015), Santos was experiencing rapid economic growth driven by development of the pre salt offshore basins, industrial and port related activities, responsible for 7th best position of state and the 17th place in the country of the Brazilian gross domestic product (GDP).
In 2013, Santos was experiencing rapid economic growth driven by development of the pre salt offshore basins, industrial and port related activities, responsible for 7th best position of state and the 17th place in the country of the Brazilian Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (Master Plan 2013).
Deforestation driven by development pressures combined with warmer, drier weather are the main causes of the diminishing population.
