Sentence examples similar to persistently driven from inspiring English sources
In this market environment driven by persistently low natural gas prices and stagnant electricity demand, we estimate that about two thirds of the 102 GW nuclear capacity are uncompetitive over the next few years under the current trajectory.
However, many human diseases (including solid tumors) are driven by persistently up-regulated angiogenesis [ 1].
This pattern seems to be largely driven by sellers making persistently higher and more precise counter-offers throughout the negotiation process when the initial list price is high precise.
The persistently high stocking pressures in communal areas especially around Lake Ngami are driven not only by large numbers of animals but also by the effects of a shrinking land base.
Persistently weak oil prices drove turbulence throughout the quarter, he said.
Even as persistently small cocoa crops drove prices up over the last two years, cocoa bean farmers enjoyed little of the gain.
Ministers have persistently rejected claims that the rise in referrals to food banks has been driven by sanctions and delays in benefit payments, but Hatton said the link was incontrovertible.
What's common in both is that they are driven by an exceptional amount of heat being released into the air — heat probably fueled by record or near-record vegetation dryness caused by the state's persistently high temperatures.
His popularity in his home state is at the lowest levels he has ever seen, driven down by criticism that he is neglecting New Jersey with frequent fundraising trips out-of-state as chair of the Republican Governors Association and persistently gloomy economic headlines about the shaky state of New Jersey's finances.
From a functional point of view, these plastic changes in cortical (fronto-parietal) and subcortical (striato-thalamic) grey matter evidence enhanced executive motor drive by cognitive control, especially in those patients that suffer from persistently impaired motor performance.
