Sentence examples for historical drive from inspiring English sources

Much of the recent historical drive has been aimed at the booming Asian market as watchmakers recognize the value customers there place on owning a traditional timepiece.

The historical drive toward abstraction, he maintained, was about the creation of worlds in which content and meaning were rooted in the artist's masterly manipulation of color and light.

Roughly put, taking place in all areas of human life from religion and law to music and architecture, rationalization means a historical drive towards a world in which "one can, in principle, master all things by calculation" [Weber 1919/1946, 139].

The enmity is partly historical, driven by grievances from imperial Japan's land grabs in the late 1800s and early 1900s, and from World War II.

If historical statistics drive your next investment purchase, you'll go for the high-yield bonds.

But, Mr. Glaeser says, there is also a historical trend driven by severe restrictions on building new housing in highly regulated cities like San Francisco, Washington and New York.

If they leave, Britons will pay more tax.London's status as a global financial centre is, in part, an historical accident driven by American regulations in the 1960s that created an offshore lending business (the Euromarket) in Britain.

The latest round of news media accounts on the tumultuous final hours of the wall have emphasized not some sense of historical inevitability driven by economics and geopolitics, but rather the capricious human side of the event.

Our data supports lines of research on polarization in American politics that focus on the asymmetric patterns between the left and the right, rather than studies that see polarization as a general historical phenomenon, driven by technology or other mechanisms that apply across the partisan divide.

Third, and lastly, whether subsistence activities were core or auxiliary was a result of a historical process driven by episodes of political incorporation and their economic entailments.

This historical drought drove the lake stage so low that light was able to reach the lake bed; SAV seeds were thus able to germinate and grow again in the shallow water or transition zone.