Sentence examples for mostly been driven from inspiring English sources

Recent Hispanic population growth has mostly been driven by births, not fresh immigration.

Growth, therefore, has mostly been driven by foreigners, drawn by prices that seem like bargains relative to those in other major European cities.

"He's a lovely, charming guy and a great actor, but he's a Ferrari that has mostly been driven like a Hillman.

"The bear and moose have mostly been driven out, but as the forest matures, you'll see far more of them here," said Doug Thompson, the Tug Hill-Eastern Lake Ontario project director for the Nature Conservancy.

In the email, which was CCed to Mark Byford, the BBC deputy director general and head of journalism, Boaden also defended the corporation's spending cuts coverage over the summer, saying it had "mostly been driven by news lines".

The treatment of employment as a right of citizens that must be delivered by the state involved a crucial reversal of the underlying basis of public delivery in India, which has mostly been driven by a paternalistic view of the state as delivering "gifts" to the people.

Investors' expectations for interest rates are mostly being driven by such analysis.

"From a political standpoint, I think this is mostly being driven by the president's actual anger at how these companies are defrauding the public".

But the business is now mostly being driven by demand from customers who maintain a calculated balance between flying commercially and using a business jet.

Which is why the cars will, mostly, be driven at 80-90%, with perhaps a bit more ambition in the following week, also in Barcelona.

Half said they believed the debate over contraception coverage "is mostly being driven by election-year politics," and interviews with women around the country suggested that many, whatever their politics, think leaders should focus on other matters.