Sentence examples for driven by the legacy from inspiring English sources

Pyongyang is the emptiest, quietest capital in Asia, but it is changing, slowly, driven by the legacy of famine.

I also know that violence between and within African states is still driven by the legacy of colonial divisions, tribalism, political, religious and ideological splits and classic competitions for power and resources.

The suicide rate is in part driven by the legacies of colonization: deprivation, community breakdown, and high rates of incarceration among the indigenous community.

This attraction to the obscure and neglected can be partly altruistic, driven by the noble goal of rescuing someone's legacy and sharing it with the world.

Winning teams are driven by the players.

Whether driven by the fetishization of power, their own terrible taste, the attempt to disguise ill-gotten gains, or the megalomaniacal drive to leave a legacy, each offers interesting case study from the darker side of the art market.

Be driven by the future.

Driven by dread that the legacy of self-doubt, suspicion and self-destructive compulsion from my first marriage would cause psychological scarring, or break up my beautiful little family, I have dusted out the issues I swept under the carpet a decade ago and am ready to deal with them.

Our study intimates that residential vegetation composition in rapidly expanding, arid cities like Phoenix is largely driven by "luxury" and legacy effects and should be most rich in neighborhoods with the highest socioeconomic standing and most abundant in newest neighborhoods.

Assume that Clinton's ill-advised brinkmanship and Barak's unending concessions are not driven by legacy lunacy or political desperation, but are intended only to end unending conflict.

These models are driven by legacy design data, technology scaling trends and, an in situ model-fitting process.