Sentence examples for driven by opportunities from inspiring English sources

Inter-region movements are driven by opportunities and resources, which are reflected in the population of region, and constrained by distance.

The implementation of solutions is only driven by opportunities and partial visions that are related most of time to local conditions, demands and resources.

Repackaging is also driven by opportunities for greater profit-making by retailers.

"It is still a profitable magazine, this has not been driven by decline, it is driven by opportunity.

Her India is the thriving, individualistic metropolis of Bombay, a place driven by opportunity and ambition, a place any New Yorker would recognize.

Some of it, as in his case, was driven by opportunity: common sense told him there was money to be made here.

During Mr. Bush's first two years in office, his economic policies were much more driven by opportunity and short-term political considerations than they are likely to be in the next two years.

"The republic," Champion argues, "was a remarkable achievement of political imagination: it may have been driven by opportunity and religion, but the republican writings of Milton, Harrington and others are a powerful and enduring legacy, speaking even to today.

Fenn is partly driven by opportunity (280m tonnes of waste are produced here each year, so imagine the repurposing possibilities) and a bit of shame – based on recycling figures, the UK is only just inside the top 10 countries in Europe, and way behind Austria and Germany (remadeinbritain.com) The film-going audience is well used to apocalyptic scenarios.

"It's driven by opportunity as much as planning," he says.

It is also apparent that there are, on average, more entrepreneurs driven by opportunity (6%) than necessity (1.7%).