Sentence examples for generation driven from inspiring English sources

There is also a new media generation, driven by commercial factors (even the party newspapers must now make a profit) but still obliged to stay politically in line.

"This latest result is also flattered by falling emissions from power generation, driven by the construction of solar and wind energy under our national renewable energy target.

Lyons explores why groups dominated by the Old Left had limited success in offering inspiration to a new generation driven by the civil rights movement and opposition to the Vietnam War.

Thereby, the cycle approaches the Lorenz cycle [8], which can increase the heat pump efficiency by reducing the entropy generation driven by heat transfer over a finite temperature difference.

Far from it:  the power industry is already engaged in a rapid transition away from coal to cleaner generation, driven by fundamental market forces such as low gas prices and low costs for renewable energy and energy efficiency.

Far from it: the power industry is already engaged in a rapid transition away from coal to cleaner generation, driven by fundamental market forces such as low gas prices and low costs for renewable energy and energy efficiency.

This first generation drove buses and worked in foundries and textile factories.

Today's children will, in the next generation, drive the economy.

The increased presence of variable renewable generation drives a greater need for authorities to procure more ancillary services (AS) for grid balance.

Next generation drive-by-wire automotive systems enabling autonomous driving will build on the fail-operational capabilities of electronics, control and software (ECS) architectural solutions.

"Obviously, bringing down guidance was disappointing," said Richard Greenfield, a media analyst for Goldman , Sachs "but the strength of the Time Warner businesses, as well as the significant free cash flow generation, drives our continued belief that the valuation is compelling".