Sentence examples for of which are driven from inspiring English sources
Those price reductions, some of which are driven by competition and others by companies hoping to remedy slow sales, have helped increase retail sales and keep consumers shopping.
"There's no denying it is a busy intersection," he added, estimating that 165,000 vehicles pass through it daily, many of which are driven by retirees.
Australia's policy towards asylum seekers was a "piecemeal and incomplete policy response, aspects of which are driven more by political considerations than any desire to find a sustainable and humane approach".
A number of NGOs - most of which are driven by western funding and ideas - are household names, while others are micro-projects that are off the radar of most media but are nevertheless helping to improve the day-to-day lives of many Africans.
Getting to the heart of honour crimes involves maintaining a responsible discourse in the media and policy circles while empowering local organisations, many of which are driven by women who have an unparalleled understanding of the forces that perpetuate injustice in their communities.
This means that winning in this category is all about price and convenience, both of which are driven by who has the most scale and the best algorithms governing vehicle dispatch, delivery routes, and fulfillment.
That spells trouble for Japan's economy, half of which is driven by personal spending.
There are just over 6,000 still on the road, one of which is driven by Phil Wright, treasurer of the DeLorean UK Owners Club.
Second is the growth of the Pakistani Taliban, a faction of which was driven out of the Swat region of Pakistan in 2009, and has since been squatting in eastern Afghanistan, launching attacks across the border.
In wholesale prices, the increase last month came after a 0.7 percent decline in April and a 0.6 percent drop in March, both of which were driven by steep declines in gas prices.
The site is now split into three parts: the 6ha headland park at the northern end of the site, the design of which was driven by former Labor prime minister Paul Keating; Barangaroo Central, 5.2ha reserved as cultural and recreation space; and Barangaroo South, a mixed used development of shops, restaurants, offices, apartments and a hotel.
