Sentence examples for operation is driven from inspiring English sources

Therefore its operation is driven by the activities in the environment.

In a February Huffington Post article, Obama digital director Teddy Goff said that the campaign's successful small-donor operation is driven by individuals who feel connected to the candidate and his policies.

NKCC1 is not an active transporter but its operation is driven by ion gradients established by Na+,K+-ATPase activity, making it a secondary active transporter [ 18– 20], which requires ongoing or preceding Na+,K+-ATPase activity in order to function.

The optimization of the device and its operation were driven by its future application in outdoor environments.

While the ­crisis-management operation was driven by the legal team, it was fully integrated with the political and communications operations.

deviation Item-to-total correlation Market orientation [Alpha = 0.938; AVE = 0.516] The business objectives on our farm operation are driven by customer satisfaction.

Mr. Fourtou's willingness to consider the sale of these operations is driven in part by the eagerness of possible buyers.

… The hesitancy of many of the Middle East's major Sunni leaders, including in Saudi Arabia, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates, to back military operations is driven, in part, by a belief American airstrikes against the Islamic State will benefit the region's three main Shiite-dominated governments in Iran, Iraq and Syria, according to U.S. and Arab officials involved in the deliberations.

The quality of medical laboratory operations is driven by technical skills, quality management systems and the motivation of human resources.

"It has long been clear that Japan's large-scale whaling operations are driven by politicians, not scientists, and serve no useful conservation or scientific need.

The steepness of the rise suggests those operations were driven less by medical advice than by women's exaggerated sense of risk of getting a new cancer in the other breast.