Sentence examples for driven terms from inspiring English sources

But the anti-Iraq war insurgency created something new in modern politics — a kind of "movement liberalism" that thought of itself in the same scrappy, ideologically driven terms as the conservative movement, and that was determined to imitate conservatism's tactics, institutions and success.

"He seemed really driven in terms of athletics," she said.

Some people are really driven in terms of wanting to be successful, but Amy was driven by a passion for music".

There, magnetic order in multi-species mixtures is driven by terms of the order of, which is typically small for current experiments [12 19].

Overall, the paper outlines a methodological approach on journal content analysis that is theoretically driven in terms of the epistemic and linguistic aspects of argumentation.

"Despite the market volatility, our fundamentally driven long-term investment approach remains consistent," he wrote.

HOPES will also offer up to €60,000 for locally driven short-term projects in each host country (Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Turkey).

Nurse driven long-term care organizations are gate-keepers to municipal LTC, while general practitioners within a 'patient list' system ideally act as gatekeepers to specialist health care.

Visual cues can be used to drive short-term and long-term motivation.

Nonetheless, economics are trumping contract terms these days, so I am sure the banks have some colorable argument to drive any terms they are insisting upon.

The model uses three governing equations to consider three terms that impact soil water movement, including the advective term driven by gravitational potential, the source/sink term driven by external forces (e.g., evapotranspiration), and the diffusive term driven by matric potential.