Sentence examples for especially driven from inspiring English sources

Gervais was smart, but not especially driven.

"It's especially driven since the recession in response to the customer's demand for much more value".

He was not especially driven to work construction, but he had amassed a nearly professional collection of tools, and he was willing to be paid under the table.

As a residue of such ideas, he argues, some people who are especially driven or eccentric in their actions may be improperly labeled as psychotic.

Dr. Albright's first impressions of this isolated and impoverished country could come only from the 20-minute drive in a limousine that had been especially driven in from South Korea through the demilitarized zone that separates the two Koreas.

Speaking from Florida on Saturday morning, Ebrard said that what he thought had especially driven an apparent late surge in the Latino vote in that state was the "Access Hollywood" video in which Trump was caught on tape essentially bragging about assaulting women.

Two factors especially drove the urgency of the meeting, which had already been postponed once: the worsening situation in Greece, where strikes and protests erupted last week, and the rising cost for Spain and Italy to borrow money, a sign of mounting speculative pressure.

Additionally, the Yes campaign raised $7 ½ million online and seeking to be "in every media space possible," Flint said, they created a new use for Google ad buys, in addition to "old fashioned direct mail" and a "critical" use of radio, especially drive-time when they ran the "clarifying" Obama ad.

This category of borrowing has been rising especially fast, driven by loans to pay for college.

Two wheels at 15mph are no match for two tonnes of steel machinery at 30mph or more – especially when driven by an enraged motorist.

Some critics say the digital divide evolves so rapidly as technology advances that big initiatives, especially those driven by government policy, can lock users into obsolete technology.