Sentence examples for moment driven from inspiring English sources

Large farms usually given over to commodity crops are also having a local moment, driven in large part by economics.

Atoms are often described as two-level systems, and their dynamics is identical to a magnetic moment driven by time-dependent magnetic fields.

The song, of course, is the band's finest moment, driven by a concussed shudder, as though an aftershock from the impact of its own awesomeness, a bassline from Derek Forbes.

Carey makes us believe, not only in Theophilus Hopkins's religious mania, but also in his goodness of heart and when Oscar abandons his father he is himself abandonded, from that moment driven only by the demands of his obsessions and his phobias, his genuine humility, his genuine disregard for self.

"From an investment point of view, if you can measure it, you can then manage it," as Bloomberg said in a recent interview with the FT. There's a real buzz around the world of climate change and environmental information at the moment driven by recent high profile global events.

His sense that action should happen in "the moment" drives how he performs.

Whatever is ripening at the moment drives the agenda at Rainbeau Ridge.

McCarron led a "Heisman moment" drive, beating L.S.U. in the waning seconds to preserve the Tide's perfect season.

It is time for someone to slam the brakes on before the politics of the moment drives the security of the American people off a cliff".

These moments drive my work.

Digital business moments drive digital business.