Sentence examples for occasion driven by from inspiring English sources
In fact, only a few schools took special notice of the occasion, driven by teachers and administrators who were there the first time around.
The choice of ingredients varied from common (occasion driven) items like coffee, tea and milk to actives like curcumin and potato protease inhibitor (food manufacturing driven).
On other occasions it is driven by constituency necessity, when union members on one side or voters on the other expect a display of aggravation on their behalf.
On one occasion, Weston is so driven by a desire to impress a talented boss by the speed of her surgery that she inadvertantly cuts an artery, gushing blood over the theatre.
She put her life in danger on many occasions because she was driven by a determination that the misdeeds of tyrants and the suffering of the victims did not go unreported.
"I think special-occasion clothes could be driven by this now, much more than the red carpet," said Josh Patner, a designer of the Tuleh label, a favorite of the young Upper East Side social crowd.
The majority of consumer restaurant occasions are unplanned and driven by impulses and hunger cravings.
On most occasions, the coefficients of SDEs driven by fBm are assumed to satisfy the Lipschitz condition.
On different occasions the P4P agenda was driven by international actors in the Health Basket Fund and not by the government of Tanzania.
It is even possible for tourists, and for others on festive occasions, to ride in a traditional fiacre, the two-horse carriage driven by a bowler-hatted coachman.
That caustic approach is exactly what is absent in an American culture driven by a demotic spirit, on the (surprisingly frequent) occasions when Joe Public becomes the hero (often in opposition to government forces).
