Sentence examples for much driven by from inspiring English sources

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".

The third, and most basic argument is one that's pretty much driven purely by simple economics.

Though they've fallen for each other, they can't figure out how much of their coupledom is voluntary and how much is driven by circumstance.

"Growth is very much being driven by a fashion trend for sporty styles of clothing," she said.

Mark Baker, ATL's president, added that teachers faced "so much bureaucracy driven by mistrust, driven by an unquenchable thirst for data but so utterly pointless".

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