Sentence examples for driven by euphoria from inspiring English sources
What's more, a rally in stocks that is driven by fundamentals like valuations and earnings is likely to be much more sustainable over the long run than a market surge driven by euphoria, Mr. Doll said.
The play also explores the dilemma faced by Eurydice who seeks truth and reconciliation for her nation but who is personally driven by the euphoria of revenge.
But this euphoria is primarily driven by sentiment and more steps would be required to sustain this optimism.
I was not alone at the time in wondering if some of that investment euphoria was being driven by the widespread use of Prozac among these traders and speculators.
It was a moment that briefly dulled the mood of euphoria building around Valley Parade but Bradford, driven by the combative figure of 35-year-old captain Gary Jones, were not to be denied.
Driven by a can-do mind-set, this led partly to a euphoria of steering.
"While the euphoria and the run-up in the equity markets driven by foreign inflows are positive, caution is warranted," Radhika Rao, an economist at DBS Bank in Singapore wrote in a note on Monday.
Past boom-and-bust cycles have been driven by consumer spending, but the spectacular slowdown in the last two years, after the tech-driven euphoria of the late 90's, broke the pattern.
The Dow Jones industrial average scaled a new high yesterday in a move that brokers said was driven by high hopes that the President and Congress can soon come to grips with the deficit, as well as Wall Street euphoria over Friday's spectacular 63.07-point 63.07-point key marise indicathe and a big decline in interest rates.
Probably driven by talking dogs.
