Sentence examples for more driven by from inspiring English sources

"I'm more driven by the electricity of creativity.

"The larger gap in approval is almost more driven by excitement among Democrats," he added.

Can these conferences have a more practical arm less intellectual, more driven by action?

We can tell them that we want personal budgets to be more driven by self-directed support, not less.

Men, he said, explaining their relentless buildup of sperm cells, are far more driven by physical needs; women, by emotions.

A lot of their PR campaign – and the interview is part of that – is much more driven by Twitter, YouTube, those types of things.

VT: Internationalisation will need to be kept in check: Global higher education is becoming more driven by market dynamics rather than academic incentives.

Some Japanese activists have continued pushing for more, driven by the conviction that the abductees claimed dead by the North Korean regime were still alive.

"They are perhaps a bit more driven by a belief that everyone is ultimately there for themselves and have a more self-reliant mentality".

And he said there was a "very real risk" of producing an NHS "more driven by private profit than by concern by patient care".

Even so, the differences in their personalities started to emerge early: Michael was more analytical, whereas Matthew was more driven by emotions.