Sentence examples for is driven by the fact from inspiring English sources

This one is driven by the fact that the boys are on the home stretch, gunning for Denver.

"The interest in New York is driven by the fact that we've been here for 42 years," he says.

In part, that is driven by the fact that new owners often rent out a part of their houses.

Bush's turn toward climate in the last year or two is driven by the fact that the American corporatist right has seen the writing on the wall.

He told the New York Times that the questioning is driven by the fact that America has elected a black president: "It's racist.

"This demand is driven by the fact that Asia-Pacific will account for 44 percent of travel in 20 years' time, up from around 34 percent today".

This result is driven by the fact that students do not consider an externality in the working environment of acquiring education for investment purposes.

This increased interest is driven by the fact that the technology can significantly reduce the energy consumption of new and existing SWRO systems.

The increasing interest and demand for the capabilities delivered through modernization projects are driven by the fact that organizations are now seeking alternatives to historic IT approaches.

So that's a big number, and a lot of that was driven by the fact that it didn't take a geek to use it.

"To be honest with you, it's driven by the fact that it's a stat that the players get paid for," said Jim Colborn, the Dodgers' pitching coach.