Sentence examples for fuelled to a from inspiring English sources

Most of the UK's regions saw house values jump above their pre-financial crisis peaks, fuelling concerns that much of the UK's recovery has been fuelled to a large degree by a booming housing market.

You know, a sewing machine so she could start to rebuild her life…" And he talks too of the other unpalatable side of that conflict, the fact that it is fuelled to a large degree by the world's need for Congo's mineral wealth, particularly coltan, the rare ore that is a key component of all our computers and mobile phones.

There is a lively discussion going on as to whether oxidative stress is or is not a cause of (accelerated) aging, fuelled to a significant extent by the finding from Arlan Richardson's group that mice heterozygous for the mitochondrial superoxide dismutase SOD2 showed increased oxidative stress, increased cancer incidence but not accelerated ageing [ 1].

China has come under fire from conservationists who say that its huge appetite for ivory has fuelled poaching to a level that it threatens the existence of elephants in parts of Africa.

Criticism of methodological nationalism (Wimmer and Glick-Schiller, 2003) seems to have fuelled a desire to go beyond an analysis of integration policies at the national level.

They appeared to be fuelled by a motivation to exorcise that Murrayfield mauling as they made a strident start at Rodney Parade.

Prof Mokdad said rates were higher for men in developed countries because of longer commutes to work, fuelled by a move to the suburbs, and spending more time inactive, using computers, he said.

In cancer studies, for example, this type of feedback has fuelled a push to find ways to combat the side effects of cancer treatment, and to improve care for survivors of cancer.

People are always making decisions on behalf of them, instead of for them, and that's what's fuelled me to become a voice for the youth.

From 2008 till date, the journal has remained true to its aim to 'contribute to fuelling a more concrete, hands-on approach to global health challenges' (1).

Military interest in Provigil is fuelled by a desire to find alternatives to existing stimulants used to keep tired troops awake.