Sentence examples for likely to be driven from inspiring English sources

Whether Obama continues to look like Reagan seems to me more likely to be driven by the same force the economy.

This seemed odd, since the car is likely to be driven most in sunny climates.

They reckoned that comparative advantage was likely to be driven by "factor endowments".

Closures are also likely to be driven by the challenge of the cost base we are moving into, he added.

(Although, as Tariq points out, Questlove is just as likely to be driven around in a Mercedes limousine these days).

They are more likely to be driven by a grab-what-you-can logic — a culture of corruption and appropriation.

Using European data, I show that low (high) income individuals are less (more) likely to be driven by considerations of deservingness.

The increase was likely to be driven by last year's contract wins which extend into the early months of 2014, as well as a boost from acquisitions.

Even if megadeals do not return, scores of smaller deals are likely to be driven by the hundreds of private equity firms that have cash.

In Ohio, for example, aides to both men said the outcome was likely to be driven by concerns about the economy and jobs.

Suicide is also likely to be driven by many factors related to culture and the person's living situation, factors very different from those involved in homicide.