Sentence examples similar to driven by this issue from inspiring English sources

Chancellor George Osborne hinted that he shared Zoellick's concerns when he admitted that closer fiscal union, perhaps driven by the issue of eurobonds underwritten by the 17 single currency members, might be the only solution to the crisis.

A good campaign is driven by those issues, rather than a desire to sell a particular party.

"I generally find that people out in the big wide world do [ask more interesting questions] because they are less driven by the issues of the day and more driven by deeper thoughts," Gillard said.

With the economy spiraling downward, the world at war, the planet over-heating, and continents dying from famine and disease, Sarah Palin's followers are driven by one issue only - the total end of abortion.

The violent-crime rate has gone up, the theft issues have gone up, all driven by the drug issue," says police detective Bud Lytle.

This of course driven by safety issues like the famous Botulism cans still present in the 70-80's.

"This is entirely driven by budget issues," said David Bloomfield, former general counsel for the New York City Department of Education.

This result, however, may be driven by policy issues as one would expect that (after controlling for having a common language) a past colonial relationship only affects migration through a special treatment by destination countries in terms of immigration policy.

Now he is driven by a single issue.

Power2gas is driven by a simple issue: how to store and transport solar and wind power for later use.

Mr. Dowdy is a new homeowner who said he was not unfairly taxed and was not driven by any overarching issue.