Sentence examples for much driven from inspiring English sources

Frydenberg said Engie was "pretty much driven out of town".

These fluctuate too much, driven by housing woes, trade deficits or presidential popularity.

So, at the moment, it does seem to be very much driven by economics.

"The actions of lower officials are very much driven by how higher officials are rewarding and punishing them".

Romney's campaign, like most, Lizza says, "is very much driven by who his opponents are going to be".

For the average person, he said, "perceptions around the economy are very much driven by the unemployment rate".

He and his colleagues had always regarded the company as "ethical" – because it was "very much driven by pharmacists themselves".

"ESPN, they're not so much driven to have Don Bosco on TV as they are having Darius Hamilton on TV," Halloy said.

I felt all that personally; it very much drove me".

"He pretty much drove straight into the wall," said an Oklahoma City Police spokesperson.

And I realized anew how much "Drive" is about the forms of memory, both protective and masochistic.