Sentence examples for making driven by from inspiring English sources

"I think there's a connection between sleep-deprived, burned-out politicians ― of course, Donald Trump is exhibit A ― and the decisions politicians are making driven by fear".

The glitch that sent markets tumbling Thursday was years in the making, driven by the rise of computers that transformed stock trading more in the last 20 years than in the previous 200.

"It appears to me that this is an attempt to create regulation that is really unnecessary given the advances that have been made driven by marketplace forces," said Rob Marcus, CEO of Time Warner Cable.

In recent years remarkable advances in CRRT technology have been made, driven by nephrologists dedicated to improving efficiency and function.

However, bureaucratic decision-making, driven by risk and litigation averse policies and procedures were found to be dominant in midwifery decision-making in their every day work, not just emergencies [ 27, 28].

Mindray, the Chinese company, manufactures a handheld ultrasound machine that makes drive-by sex determination possible.

The technology could also make drive-by electronic payments easier -- so no more highway tollbooths or pay stations in parking garages.

They note that Deloitte, which Ahab had appointed as a consultant, made "drive-by" visits to the borrowers' addresses, discovering that "the premises were not occupied by the borrowers or used for trade purposes".The report naturally tries to establish who was really in charge of TIBC.

"Going Up the River" makes no mention of the wave of violence that swept the United States in the late 1970's and again in the late 1980's, when the crack epidemic made drive-by shootings and street-corner executions a fixture in the nation's cities.

"If you're making investments driven by the capital markets, you take more risks," Mr. Nunnelly said on Tuesday.

And that would mostly be fine (not the sexism part) if it weren't for two issues: (1) The escalating cost of making games driven by gamer expectations, and (2) the size of the gamer population.