Sentence examples for materially driven from inspiring English sources
Well, I wind up arguing that the drift of history, however materially driven, has enough moral direction to suggest that there's some larger purpose at work, and I guess you can call that transcendence.
"I think there has been something of a philosophical change," said McWilliams. "People are becoming less materially driven and more about experiences.
The skyscraper's history is no longer materially driven (elevators, steel frames, a narrow and crowded island) but epic and individual, the heroic work of mostly forgotten architects and engineers and even construction foremen.
Painkillers typically help their clients to materially drive more revenue or lower current costs out of their business.
In a culture as materially rich as ours, shopping is driven primarily by emotional, not physical needs.
Given that the for or because of any official act language in §201(c)(1)(A) means what it says, the jury instructions invited the jury to convict on materially less evidence than the statute demandsevidence of gifts driven simply by Espys official position. 138 F.3d 968, 968 (CADC 1998).
Despite the dominant economic assumption that humans function best when driven by the fear of losing out materially, and the desire to always acquire more, the human soul – the strangest matter on the planet – also needs meaning to hold on to.
"The other broadcasters whose bidding behaviour has driven rights values in the past should not be materially affected," said Ofcom.
And, it is materially more economical to drive revenue growth through customer retention, than it is to try to drum up new customers in the first place.
Second, identity-related hostility can be driven by a desire to subordinate a low status group not only psychologically, but materially (Côté, 2011; DiTomaso et al., 2007).
While transporting passengers does not materially affect the way autonomous vehicles navigate or drive, it does allow Uber to see how riders react to being driven by a machine.
