Sentence examples for driven predominantly from inspiring English sources

While variation and selection are driven predominantly by localised technical and agronomic learning, the conflict-driven dynamics are highly globalised and occur primarily as a result of reflexive learning about problematic sustainability impacts.

"And it's not being driven predominantly by things that happen in life.

The story's dual narrative is driven predominantly by Sonny, who's getting by on the Ghost Estate whilst his older brother's away fighting.

House broker Singer Capital Markets said: "We forecast group sales growth of 6.2% in the first half alongside gross profit growth of 2.8%, driven predominantly by the UK retail division where we forecast first half sales growth of 7%.

The CBI said output growth continued "at the same brisk pace" in the three months to September as seen in August, driven predominantly by the food and drink sector.

"K-12 school textbook spending, unlike higher education, is driven predominantly by government procurement funding by local municipality and state budgets, many of which were either cut or deferred across the country in 2009," said Tina Jordan, vice president of the association.

Now, Mr. O'Criodain said, "it's no longer about furs and skins for boots and coats to be sold in Europe or the United States," but driven predominantly by a swelling middle class in Asia — notably in populous and fast-growing China.

Observed variations in faunal assemblage composition were driven predominantly by differences in environmental conditions, such as mean sediment particle size, stratification and tidal stress.

Likewise, as accountable care organisations and shared accountability models for healthcare delivery expand, finances will shift from being predominantly revenue driven to predominantly cost driven.

The coastal inhabitants are largely of Indonesian Malay ancestry, having driven the predominantly Melanesian aboriginal peoples to the mountains.

"The rise in cable rates are predominantly driven by sports programming costs".