Sentence examples for is driven now from inspiring English sources

There's an increasingly common view — Ezra Klein expressed it, at his site, Vox, after Sullivan announced his retirement — that old-fashioned conversational blogging is being killed by social media, because the big traffic is driven now by Facebook and Twitter, which can only trade in quick hits.

But John Challenger, chief executive of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, a company that tracks layoffs, said employers were being driven now not by compassion but by hard calculations based on data they have never had before.

TC: I'd say most of what we do now is driven by player feedback.

A lot of it now is driven by urgency around cost.

Now he is driven by a single issue.

Now everything is driven only by G.D.P., so which government official would dare supervise those companies?

Micah, now 3, is driven by curiosity, often enraptured by electronics.

"These buses are mint compared to what's being driven there now," she said.

Congressman Waxman: I think most of the confusion being driven right now, this month, has been from the right wing and the Republican Party.

But they worried that the nation's military readiness would be undermined if the Navy was driven from Vieques now.

"Tennis is name-driven; now it's Roger and Rafa," Sampras said last week, referring to Federer and Rafael Nadal.