Sentence examples for market driven by from inspiring English sources

An export market driven by, you know, supply and demand was described as "unchecked".

But the rendering industry has been trying to lock down the growing market, driven by demand for biodiesel, from freeloaders.

But the eel is also disappearing, thanks largely to a multibillion dollar market driven by Japan's appetite for the fish.

Earlier this decade, Hyundai experienced sharp growth in the United States market driven by an attention-grabbing 10-year warranty.

"China has never been a market driven by economic fundamentals," Michael Pettis, a professor of finance at Peking University, told me.

The oversupply from a few years ago has all been absorbed and it's again a supply-constrained market driven by foreign money, predominantly South American.

The past few years have seen incredible upheavals in energy markets driven by the rise and rise (or more appropriately fall and fall) of solar power.

Even two years on, political and journalistic orthodoxy in the Anglo-saxon world is still reluctant to make a distinction between "real-world markets" and the kind of fantasy markets, driven by short-term-greed, which caused the 2008 crash.

The situation is emblematic of shifts sweeping the area, which is one of the nation's most expensive housing markets, driven by a surging tech sector as well as changes in government policy.

"While the euphoria and the run-up in the equity markets driven by foreign inflows are positive, caution is warranted," Radhika Rao, an economist at DBS Bank in Singapore wrote in a note on Monday.

Profound changes in the electricity markets, driven by deregulation, have made such a precarious combination of conditions more likely in recent years, industry officials, academics and power consultants say.