Sentence examples for driven chiefly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cohen said "there has been a movement afoot" to expand beyond three days, driven chiefly by local television stations.

Lawyers and judges agree that the shortage of court-appointed counsel for the indigent, known as the 18-B panel, is driven chiefly by the low reimbursement rates.

By contrast, the money raised by Mr. Trump and the Republicans, while robust, has been driven chiefly by small checks from his grass-roots supporters.

Such care is now driven chiefly by the regulatory and budget politics of Medicaid and Medicare with little regard for issues related to patient care, family caregivers or the work of health care professionals.

But, even without a dictator, the endurance of a dictatorship with no meaningful mechanism for public oversight allows its leaders to act in a spirit driven chiefly by caution, self-protection, and mutual suspicion.

If swing voters were driven chiefly by candidates' biographies, political analysts trying to predict election outcomes wouldn't dwell so much on external measures like unemployment figures and right-track, wrong-track numbers.

But it was enough to prompt gains Thursday for the currency, which has been driven higher chiefly by investors seeking a safe haven from the euro zone's debt crisis.

They are leading an improvisation drive, chiefly culinary, and the results are rarely dull.

Coleman's book is chiefly driven by two questions.

Undeniably, black talk radio is chiefly driven by the city's great engine of emotional discourse: race.

There are no statesmen, only petty backstabbers who never forget a slight, are willing to sell out almost any principle when it's convenient, and are chiefly driven by the aggrandizement of their own power.