The emphasis on working together in ways that do not openly conflict with the United States seems driven in part by lessons from last year's passions over Iraq: The division Europe can afford has a limit.
The Supreme Court's reluctance to consider whether voting districts gerrymandered for partisan ends may ever violate the Constitution, Justice John Paul Stevens wrote in a 2004 dissent, "seems driven in part by a fear that recognizing such claims will give rise to a flood of litigation".
This gap seems to be driven in part by perceptions of the value of curiosity.
Jesse Toprak, vice president for industry trends at TrueCar.com, a consumer Web site, said automakers' environmental efforts seem increasingly sincere, driven in part by tough fuel economy standards to take full effect in 2016.
The rise in animal-related disputes seems to be driven in part by the growing acceptance of depression as a disability, coupled with new scientific evidence linking animals to reductions in stress and in feelings of isolation, and even to an increased likelihood of living longer.
The decision seems to be driven in part by personal reasons, as Avey's father-in-law suffered from Alzheimer's.
"It seems that this has been driven, in part, by borrowers looking to get ahead of the increases in stamp duty for buy-to-let and second-home buyers scheduled to come into effect in April".
But it's always seemed to me that this anxiety is also driven in part by high levels of inequality.
The market, driven in part by M&A mania, seems therefore to be creating the conditions for its own crash.
But while their interest in computers was driven in part by personal ambition, I was struck, too, by the sense of collective purpose, even nationalism, they seemed to attach to the lessons they were taking.
