Sentence examples for increasing driven from inspiring English sources
FRESSINGFIELD, ENGLAND — Like the growing wine regions in Asia and South America, the demand for vineyard estates in England is increasing, driven by price declines that have endured since the global property downturn and the continuing allure of life among the grapes.
As illustrated in Figure 3, the ionic current will increase with the increasing driven voltage if the concentration of KCl solution remains unchanged.
The occurrence of hypoxia and anoxia in aquatic environments is increasing, driven by changes in land use and alteration of flow regimes.
"Demand for the EDX software is rapidly increasing, driven by our software's unique ability to analyze and reduce data, share new insights instantly peer-to-peer – locally at the 'edge' on existing equipment.
On the other hand, our ability to manipulate and tailor the composition of these reserves is steadily increasing, driven forward by advanced plant metabolic engineering/synthetic biology and informed by detailed metabolite analyses.
1 This is not the case in childhood cancers, in which IR have been increasing, driven largely by increases in leukemia and central nervous system tumors (CNST). 2 CNST are rare in adults, and are either malignant (age-adjusted IR of 8.85 per 100,000 population) or nonmalignant (age-adjusted IR of 18.53 per 100,000 population).
Through 2004 and 2005, home prices continued to increase, driven in part by the unprecedented access to financing.
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.
They were also a powerful cushion in times of conflict or natural disaster, when remittances tended to increase, driven by an empathetic diaspora.
Over time, competition among powertrains is likely to increase, driven by industry strategies as influenced by policy and economic conditions.
