Sentence examples for driven by imperatives from inspiring English sources

Politicians are driven by imperatives other than truth and value.

Functional studies will be necessary to determine if this high degree of conservation is the result of gene conversion or rather, of purifying selection driven by imperatives of gene expression.

The unusually tight collaboration with Israel was driven by two imperatives.

Yet the club season, driven by commercial imperatives, is too long.

Japan is not the only country where bank lending is driven by policy imperatives and cronyism.

Driven by the imperatives of commerce, most movies are no more than product.

I think all of this is driven by political imperatives within China".

Driven by corporate imperatives like cost-cutting and revenue growth, whole sectors of the news business now tilt toward "infotainment" and soft features.

And, driven by commercial imperatives and the requirement to balance the books, these new providers are deaf to appeals from staff and public.

Mr. Xi's handling of the past, however, is driven by political imperatives, not family memories, said Edward Friedman, an emeritus professor of political science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who was an editor of the English version of Mr. Yang's book "Tombstone".

But having made his choice, Pew declared the London Symphony the "best in the world" — or so it was promoted to American audiences, with some opposition from American ensembles — and fixed the tour repertory, which again was driven by commercial imperatives.