Sentence examples for history driven from inspiring English sources

If he loses, the nation faces what could be the most right-wing court in history, driven by a highly politicized agenda.

Deserts have been advancing and retreating for much of the earth's history, driven by tectonic shifts and planetary wobbles beyond our control.

He is a passionate fan, in tune with the sport's history, driven to win and often willing to speak his mind.

October was the biggest sales month in the industry's history, driven largely by a wave of interest-free financing deals that were great for buyers but costly for the Big Three.

Only the desire to recover some imaginary good from the tragedy that was empire can explain the elevation of the neoconservative ideologue Niall Ferguson to chief imperial historian on the BBC and now Channel 4. His aggressive rewriting of history, driven by the messianic fantasies of the American right, is being presented as a new revelation.

A relatively new and superior optimization method, history driven differential evolution (HDDE), has been introduced and employed to develop planning solutions efficiently [26].

Several episodes in the firm's history drove it to this strategy.

But months after residents began returning to rebuild their lives, the worst flooding in Pakistan's history drove thousands of people from their homes and ruined residents' hopes for a respite from the relentless upheaval and instability.

Sayoc, who has a long criminal history, drove a van plastered with pro-Trump messaging.

Disturbance histories drive spatiotemporal patterns of species distributions, and multiple disturbances can have complex effects on these patterns of distribution.

To understand the elemental natural setting that underpins Mobile's history, drive down the bay to Dauphin Island, a barrier island at the gateway to the Gulf of Mexico where Civil War history, end-of-the-road geography and marine ecology overlap.