Sentence examples for driven not only from inspiring English sources

It seems the need for change was driven not only by on-field results.

But he says many entrepreneurs today are driven not only by money but also by the intellectual and personal challenge of innovation.

For some reason — it's not clear that he understands it himself — Solo is driven not only to try to save William, but also to know him.

They are difficult to understand, let alone manage, and are driven not only by domestic forces but also by global dynamics over which American politicians have limited control.

The recent economic recovery in the UK is apparently driven not only by a renewed property boom, but by savers spending their reserves – quite sensibly, too.

He was at heart a purist, driven not only to bring these songs to people back home, but to teach them about where the music came from.

The shift in the US approach to Russia is driven not only by the necessities of the post-September 11 agenda: the Russians have something the Americans want.

Demand is driven not only by growth in notebook PCs, but also by the rise in flat-screen monitors to replace bulky cathode-ray tubes.

It is driven not only by its rulers' dislike of Iran and by a sense that Yemen is the kingdom's backyard.

I realize that I was driven not only by the desire to see him, but also to finally find out what had happened".

In the past, much of that interest was driven not only by Western collectors but also by art enthusiasts in Hong Kong, Taiwan and the global Chinese diaspora.