For customers, identification with the company is driven chiefly by empathy (such as being concerned, reassuring).
Lawyers and judges agree that the shortage of court-appointed counsel for the indigent, known as the 18-B panel, is driven chiefly by the low reimbursement rates.
Instead, it is driven chiefly by the Delaney Clause, a 1958 amendment to the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act stating that, with some exceptions, the FDA cannot approve known human carcinogens for use in the food supply.
By contrast, the money raised by Mr. Trump and the Republicans, while robust, has been driven chiefly by small checks from his grass-roots supporters.
If swing voters were driven chiefly by candidates' biographies, political analysts trying to predict election outcomes wouldn't dwell so much on external measures like unemployment figures and right-track, wrong-track numbers.
This is the real story of the past two decades: the attempt to re-engineer public institutions on a model of market exchange – a project that has undoubtedly enriched a small number of people, but which has been driven chiefly by ideology.
But the latest successful moment of the post-Ferguson movement wasn't the work of an established civil rights organization or well-funded non-profit: like the protests and organizing in Missouri and beyond, it was driven chiefly by the efforts of young black women and brought to fruition by a coalition of young multi-racial activists.
This is great news for our environment: even the admittedly "left-leaning" The New York Times says that "in the U.S., the decoupling of emissions and economic growth was driven chiefly by the boom in domestic natural gas". Because of New Source Performance Standards, the electric power industry will shift mostly to CCGTs for higher efficiency and lower CO2 emissions.
At least five songs on the album are driven chiefly by piano, while the track "Appels + Oranjes" contains only electronic instruments and Corgan's vocals.
The improvement was driven chiefly by Germany, where gross domestic product grew by 0.7% over the previous quarter, and France, with growth of 0.5%.
Downstream cost savings were driven chiefly by absolute, though non-significant, reductions in length of stay and health events such as revascularizations, rehospitalisations, MI and stroke.
