Sentence examples for driven by the changing from inspiring English sources
Inspired by organizers like Parraz, and driven by the changing demographics, electoral change is coming in increments to Arizona in 2012 — and ultimately laying the groundwork for the gubernatorial race in 2014 for either Brewer or a bevy of Republican candidates.
It is attractive to speculate that the dynamic continuous transcriptomic changes observed are driven by the changing ratios of cells expressing CHGA (SP) and EYA3 (LP).
Demonstrating that the changes in spindle size during early development are driven by the changing biochemistry of the cytoplasm is a landmark finding that pushes the field forward and allows new, more precise questions to be formulated.
I envision each day being unlike the other and driven by the changing needs of the brewing industry.
New bearing materials for total joint replacement have been explored as the need to improve longevity and enhance performance is driven by the changing demands of the patient demographic.
As I noted here recently, part of this is driven by the changing Dem coalition; Dems no longer worry about alienating culturally conservative whites over these issues, which has freed them up to push their agenda on them a lot harder.
Predictability could be driven by changing risk (changing conditional covariance), changing market volatility or changes in the expected returns of the market as a whole.
I think a lot of the modern economy is driven by understanding the changing nature of consumption".
The incidence of all infections increased over time, which appeared to be driven by the population's changing age structure.
The company was driven by the ever-changing whims of the individual members of the group and was impossible to control.
Though their positions were complex and shifting -- driven by the ever-changing Atlantic diplomacy caused by the contest between Britain and Napoleonic France -- it is fair to say that Adams and the Federalists were generally sympathetic to Toussaint's hopes for Saint-Domingue, while Jefferson was consistently less so.
