Sentence examples for driven to develop from inspiring English sources

Ceuster says he was driven to develop the database out of frustration: both with the same images from North Korea being repeated by the media, but also of the lack of analysis into what propaganda posters can tell us about a country that so strictly controls what information crosses its borders.

He has been seen as a metaphysical monist (of one stripe or another) who so challenged the naïve cosmological theories of his predecessors that his major successors among the Presocratics were all driven to develop more sophisticated physical theories in response to his arguments.

The basic assumption of this perspective is that communicators in CMC, like all communicators, are driven to develop social relations.

Human B10PRO cells can be driven to develop ex vivo into B10 cells with LPS or CpG stimulation, or CD40 ligation.

Because of this fundamental sex difference in parental investment, males and females are under sex-specific selection pressures, and so are driven to develop phenotypic sex differences [ 27].

A missile test over Japan in 1998 awakened the world to North Korea's growing prowess in long-range missiles and spurred the United States' drive to develop a national missile defense.

Post-9/11, the USA Patriot Act drove the push to develop more innovative methods of biometric identification.

Blue Origin, the space transport venture set up by Amazon's founder, Jeff Bezos, has launched and landed a sub-orbital rocket for the second time, an achievement hailed as a significant development in the company's drive to develop reusable rockets.

One of the major drives to develop these imaging biomarkers has been the development of novel therapeutic agents designed to treat cancer by inhibiting angiogenesis or disrupting immature neovasculature[ 3 6 ].

In the past decade, the drive to develop completely human antibodies for human therapy has led to the development of phage display technology.

Their secretiveness, maintains the US, betrays the regime's drive to develop nuclear weapons.