Analysts say the sect is divided into various factions who, although using the same name, are driven by different aims.
"Persons bearing a German name were driven to despair.
Stephen Dunbar-Johnson, publisher of The International Herald Tribune, said in an interview that the name change was driven by "extensive research" showing that there was substantial potential, under the new name, to increase the number of international subscribers to the digital editions of The New York Times.
Margaret Thatcher's son, Sir Mark, left Britain on his father's advice after senior civil servants became concerned he was "trying to exploit his mother's name" and was "driven by greed", a new book reveals.
The Defender, which got its name in 1990, was driven by British troops in Northern Ireland, Iraq and Afghanistan as well as by farmers, and was the precursor to the more luxurious four-wheel drives bought by wealthy London families that came to earn the name "Chelsea tractors".
After receiving the name Sose on April 5, the cyclone was driven southeastward, passing just west of Espiritu Santo and neighboring islands.
Conversion from proliferative arrest to irreversible senescence, a process named geroconversion, is driven in part by growth-promoting pathways in particular mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR) which is mostly responsible for loss of RP (replicative/regene-rative potential) and hypertrophy [ 16, 17].
A young man living in the camp named Innocent who had been driven from his home by an armed group taking over a nearby mine concluded, "The people that are doing this to me are the people who are making the phones that use these minerals".
Problem-based learning (PBL), as its name implies, is learning that is driven by problems.
Of Shakespeare, he writes: Our modern poets to that pass are driven, Those names are curtailed which they first had given; And, as we wished to have their memories drowned, We scarcely can afford them half their sound.... Mellifluous Shake-speare, whose enchanting quill Commanded mirth or passion, was but Will.
