Sentence examples for driven by the aftermath from inspiring English sources
Seva Gunitsky argues that waves of regime change are driven by the aftermath of cataclysmic disruptions to the international system.
"We're now burdened by short-term financing needs that are driven by the aftermath of Sept. 11 and aggravated by the weak economic recovery," Creighton said.
Mr. Obama's motorcade drove by the aftermath en route to a Palm Beach event but the president did not see it, Mr. Carney said.
To date the development of unmanned aircraft has been driven by the huge increase in military spending in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks.
The news agenda had been driven by the phone-hacking scandal and its immediate aftermath - with scores of legal settlements for celebrity hacking victims and the mass arrests of journalists (for non-hacking offences) - making headlines too.
Certainly mistakes would have been avoided in the aftermath of war if policy had not been driven by the Republican right's easy confidence that nothing more was necessary than to accept the gratitude of the Iraqi people.
In the aftermath of the Dec. 19 accident, investigators found "a large amount of marijuana and marijuana edibles" in the pickup truck driven by the suspect, Jeremy White, 20, of Paso Robles, Calif., according to federal authorities.
From heartless Tory cuts, and from a refugee crisis driven by 'the aftermath of imperialism'.
In part, there are too many changes to keep up with, driven by technological progress, and the aftermath of the recent Global Recession.
