Sentence examples for history driven by from inspiring English sources
Deserts have been advancing and retreating for much of the earth's history, driven by tectonic shifts and planetary wobbles beyond our control.
If he loses, the nation faces what could be the most right-wing court in history, driven by a highly politicized agenda.
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.
These features could be linked to P. canariensis evolutionary history, driven by the successive volcanic eruptions and subsequent re-colonizations in the Canary Islands [ 31].
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.
By James Wood Zambra's examination of Chilean history is driven by a vibrant sense of story.
And in "Nonzero" (2001), he offered a heady tour of human history and argued that ideas from the mathematical field of game theory reveal how much of that history was driven by the mutual benefits that accrue from human cooperation.
Burke is constructing a whole new mythology in this series, with characters haunted by history and driven by ghosts.
A club steeped in history is driven by market forces into the globalized mainstream taking over England's national sport.
I repeat these personal facts because we have a tendency to see history as driven by deep historical forces.
In Empires he addressed the global economy, which he viewed as tainted by colonial history and driven by the demands of rising nations in a "hunger for power".
