Sentence examples for overwhelmingly driven by from inspiring English sources

First, from the onset of acute crisis in the second half of 2008, financial losses were overwhelmingly driven by macro financial and economic dynamics rather than micro dynamics.

This debt problem is overwhelmingly driven by rising Medicare and Medicaid spending due to rapid cost inflation in the medical sector.

Second, while the government does have a long-run fiscal problem, that problem is overwhelmingly driven by rising health care costs.

One senior American official said that the military action in Kandahar was "overwhelmingly driven by local fighters who see their chance to oust the Taliban".

But the market pressures and fiduciary duties involved in running public companies compel behaviour that is overwhelmingly driven by short-term returns.

While the Indian market is still overwhelmingly driven by domestic buyers, contemporary Indian artists are starting to gain a foothold in East Asia as a result of increasing exposure at exhibitions, art fairs and biennials.

(His model also incorporates some economic factors, but, as the election nears, the polling data is what overwhelmingly drives it).

The Stony Brook researchers say that, instead, external causes such as environmental risks overwhelmingly drive disease.

On the face of it, the protests currently sweeping across the Arab world have been driven by overwhelmingly leaderless, frustrated, impoverished, unemployed youths battling, geriatric dictatorial regimes, supported by a pampered military -- and the United States.

"The central fact is that overwhelmingly suicide-terrorist attacks are not driven by religion as much as they are by a clear strategic objective: to compel modern democracies to withdraw military forces from the territory that the terrorists view as their homeland," Robert Papes, the pre-eminent US expert on suicidal terrorists, told The American Conservative Magazine in 2005.

Agriculture is overwhelmingly the biggest cause of global deforestation (image, below), driven by livestock and growing Western demand for food commodities like palm oil.