Sentence examples for explicitly driven by from inspiring English sources

His argument is actually more complicated than I can do justice to here, but it is explicitly driven by the impulse to do good rather than the impulse to defend ourselves.

State formation is explicitly driven by fear, and there is ample reference to human wickedness, self-concern, and a willingness to injure in Pufendorf's sketch of the pre-civil condition.

Since the current research on gamification specific frameworks is not explicitly driven by educational objectives, we refer the interested readers to a corresponding literature review on this topic (Mora et al., 2015).

He also notes that the name was not explicitly driven by politics, but rather it "looked, sounded, seemed fine so we went with it".

PSEUDO is not explicitly driven, like FBA, to optimize biomass production.

Policy makers from several provinces felt that joint negotiations are likely to be explicitly or implicitly driven by larger provinces – because they have the greatest purchasing power and political influence – and that this would not sit well with some governments.

It seemed an odd comparison to make, since Lev's isolation is explicitly geographic and cultural, driven by economic desperation, while Hamlet's is composed of existential anguish about family, love and death.

Our argument is that strategies to solve this problem should be explicitly informed, if not driven, by the core causes of it -- not just on how dangerous it is.

Probesets were ranked, not primarily based on the number of P-calls and thus explicitly setting thresholds, but primarily driven by the number of probesets that would be picked up, based on selection criteria (the number of P-calls in primary cancers, untreated and treated cell lines).

This strategy selectively includes those activities which: explicitly refer to, and are driven by, the principles of the Code; are deliberately framed within the process of overall execution of responsible fisheries (as opposed to fragmented actions taken in isolation of this context); and specifically address recognized weak links in the execution of responsible fisheries as outlined in the Code.

The former was government-directed and explicitly based on race; vouchers are driven by choice and by the need to improve schools.