Sentence examples for now being driven from inspiring English sources
"We're now being driven out to the desert.
It's as if every aspect of our lives is now being driven by Moore's Law.
Democratic domestic policy is now being driven by old Clinton hands like Gene Sperling and Bruce Reed.
"It's clearly now being driven forward at national policy level, while individual academics are increasingly starting to recognise the benefits".
Much of the innovation in IT is now being driven, at one end of the scale, by makers of mobile devices with consumers in mind.
As protection for the "Iranian threat", Bahrain is now being driven towards a more dependent relationship with Saudi, in the form of proposals for a political confederation.
TC: I'd say most of what we do now is driven by player feedback.
The willingness to act now is driven in part by the fact that Amazon, which fought hard to preserve the exemption, recently gave up the fight.
He said that the daily print edition would now be driven by what its reporters publish online, with context added to Web versions of articles.
By blaming the threat of terrorism on multiculturalism, Cameron has signalled that ethnic minority policy will now be driven by an alarmingly skewed conception of state security.
He said Afghanistan had been the furnace in which al-Qaida had been formed and it had now been driven from its safe havens.
