The normally sure-footed William Wordsworth, for example, was driven to something approaching doggerel after just a month spent in a house with a view of Piel (or Pile as it was known then): "I was thy neighbour once, though rugged Pile!/Four summer weeks I dwelt in sight of thee:/I saw thee every day! and all the while/Thy Form was sleeping on a glassy sea".
He believes Madoff, for example, was driven mostly by "a sense of stature" and an unwillingness to show failure as an investor.
Through his cointegration analysis, Granger showed that the dynamics in exchange rates and prices, for example, are driven by a tendency to smooth out deviations from the long-run equilibrium exchange rate and short-run fluctuations around the adjustment path.
Mr. Pittu's mad scientist, for example, is driven to evil acts by his repeated failure to win the Nobel Prize, as he explains in a song that manages to work in (and even find rhymes for) the names of previous recipients.
Salinity structure in Chesapeake Bay, for example, is driven by variation of discharge in the major tributaries, particularly the Susquehanna [36].
Immune differences resulting in different clinical outcomes could, for example, be driven by differences in HLA polymorphisms, which can affect antigen presentation.
The third example is driven by recent changes in European Union legislation, prohibiting the use of in vivo experimental animal models for testing cosmetics (EU Cosmetics Regulation).
The current and prevailing wind typically moved the boat faster than the array needed to be towed, as with the Wave Hub example, and so the boat was driven into the current.
Other men — me, for example — might be driven to engage in something even worse: sexless fidelity.
For example, he is driven frantic by a scrawled obscenity some vandal has chalked on the wall of his ten-year-old sister Phoebe's school.
They have always had a hard time accepting that radical Islamists, for example, really are driven by religion-as-ideology. Earthly grievances, such as poverty and discrimination, are lazily assumed as explanations on their behalf.
