Sentence examples for increases driven by from inspiring English sources

She said that "6.5 million workers have already had their wages increased owing to minimum-wage increases" driven by fast-food activism.

Now, stiff county tax increases driven by a shifting economy, bureaucratic bumbling and the unyielding desire for a house on the water have them wondering if their community will finally succumb to cultural erosion.

After price increases driven by soaring green coffee futures, Smucker said the decrease is driven by recent price declines.

In the BAU scenario, material consumption increases (driven by economic growth) while waste arisings decrease (driven by policy targets) relative to the 2012 baseline.

As simulation usage increases, driven by such initiatives as the European Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, such tests are starting to be incorporated into national and international standards.

This contrasts with the evidence described in other studies in which a hypertrophic resistance training program produced strength gains [31], and muscle cross-sectional area (CSA) increases driven by the growth hormone response [26].

The actual increase, driven by the recession, was 84,000, raising the total number of recipients to 1.4 million.

The scale of illegal dumping will increase, driven by financial incentives to save the cost of proper disposal".

Yet the openness to moderate use is likely to increase, driven by changes in the science of addiction, like pharmaceutical treatments.

Volume at the unit rose 3percentt, with much of the increase driven by non-carbonated offerings like its Aquafina bottled water and Propel Fitness water.

They were also a powerful cushion in times of conflict or natural disaster, when remittances tended to increase, driven by an empathetic diaspora.