Sentence examples for propelled more from inspiring English sources

The United States dollar's slide has also propelled more investors into stocks of overseas companies.

It was an act propelled more by panic than by premeditation.

Propelled more by a sense of marvel than fear, the couple journey over threat-filled waters and beneath trees pocked with alien offspring.

The thickened mixture, now also called napalm, burns more slowly and can be propelled more accurately and to greater distances than gasoline.

Shoes are one of the biggest growth areas in menswear – though this is likely being propelled more by the ever-expanding cult sneaker market than by anything else.

Where Mr. Meyer still loves to ponder the expressive possibilities of a crack in a slab, Mr. Wells now seems propelled more by the big-ticket issue of sustainability.

And that growth has helped propel more spending by consumers on imported goods.

And the movement is ultimately expected to help propel more women into leadership positions in politics and business.

How can the gender balance be addressed and what will propel more women into the top echelons of business?

But church leaders and analysts here in Havana hope the visit will propel more Cubans toward more a structured, traditional practice of Catholicism and lift restrictions that linger.

On the other, Mr Kerry's momentum is propelling more southern Democrats to his side: Max Cleland, a former senator from Georgia, attended his victory rally.