Sentence examples for has traditionally been driven from inspiring English sources

Ohio's economy has traditionally been driven by manufacturing.

Germany's economy has traditionally been driven by exports of cars and machinery, while domestic demand has been comparatively weak.

The American plenty has traditionally been driven by the fact that the big rewards lie in syndication (the sale of episodes to repeat channels); 100 used to be the minimum volume that can be traded in this way.

But 2% has become a shibboleth, a mere symbol, honoured by less than a handful of Nato members: the US, the UK, Estonia, which recently increased its defence budget, and Greece, where despite its chronic economic situation military spending has traditionally been driven by perennial disputes with Turkey.

Optimization of heat exchanger network (HEN) has traditionally been driven by economic objectives.

Whereas research has traditionally been driven by hypotheses, the genome project has introduced the concept of the systematic generation of data with an increased role for database searches and experimental automation.

Rolls-Royce owners have traditionally been driven, not expected to operate the machine themselves.

Such activities have traditionally been driven by economic factors first, followed by engineering, safety and environmental considerations.

The Belgian healthcare system has traditionally been patient driven and based on the principles of human dignity, equity of access, quality and solidarity.

Cancer has traditionally been viewed as a disease driven by the accumulation of genetic mutations [ 87].

Despite this, the management of these patients has traditionally been dominated by a drive to restore and maintain sinus rhythm – the so-called 'rhythm-control' strategy.