Sentence examples for driven by spending from inspiring English sources

It will have to be driven by spending.

Apart from the launch of atomoxetine in March 2005, this substantial increase was primarily driven by spending for two modified-release preparations of methylphenidate (cf. Table 1), both of which ranked among the top-100 products in terms of sales [ 44].

Even Democrats agreed that the deficit is driven by spending, by 55 to 41 percent.

"The design here was driven by spending time with gamers, actually putting control in their hands," Mr. Gates said during his presentation on Saturday.

Again, the belief that the cause must be displacement from Inner London, driven by spending cuts and "the rich" is not borne out by the facts.

Andy Burnham, the shadow Health Secretary, called the closures a "crisis" and warned they were part of a wider collapse in social care driven by spending cuts imposed of on local authorities.

This interpretation is corroborated by the observation that health spending was more greatly attenuated than total social protection, as the latter is largely driven by replacement spending both in recessionary and non-recessionary periods.

A study in the journal Demography found that families' dedicated spending on children roughly doubled between the 1970s and the middle of last decade — to $2,217, on average, in 2005 and 2006, driven mainly by spending on education.

And in a magazine world increasingly driven by marketing spend, focus groups and the bottom line, many will hope that Dennis continues to resist the call of nature for a good while yet.

Why? First, their early growth has been driven by marketing spend as opposed to organic growth.

But much (or all) of that traffic was driven by advertising spends, says a source, and they struggled to get repeat visitors.