Sentence examples for simply be driven by from inspiring English sources

They may simply be driven by greed.

This change in direction may simply be driven by sales.

Thus the behavior cannot simply be driven by the immediately perceived stimulus.

The correlation between clades could simply be driven by the fact that H3N2 has more drift and higher incidence.

These ultradian activity cycles may not simply be driven by metabolic demand since the 2- to 3-hr rhythm in foraging activity observed in the common vole persists even in the absence of food (Gerkema and van der Leest, 1991).

This ensures that the clustering would not simply be driven by the larger dataset, 2) The tuning parameter that controls the level of sparsity was adjusted relative to the number of features in each dataset, and 3) The gap statistic was used as described above, except that objects were permuted within each dataset rather than within each feature.

As a woman, she may be less interested in allowing boys to speed faster on motorways and scrapping the 80mph idea would be an easy way to demonstrate that she is a politician with a wider perspective than simply being driven by narrow economic concerns.

We Americans who fail to use our individual and collective voices to deal with the ugliness in our society that leads to violence in the first place, be they for economic crimes or because some of us have simply been driven mad by the pressures of trying to exist in a world that often marginalizes or rejects us.

To close, we now know the following: Consumer interest in Windows 10 appears high, a good sign Enterprise adoption is simply too nascent to gauge, but could be driven by cloud usage, and we have established a set of historical download figures to properly contextualize any forthcoming developer numbers from Microsoft.

Simply put, one has to be driven by deeper internal needs rather than by external ones, needs that require work to satisfy "an inner psychological hunger".

"I put it to you, Mr. President," he says in front of 50 million viewers, "that you have simply allowed your agenda to be driven by a series of tired old debates and conveniently polarizing conflicts.... Or do you think that in a democracy it's inevitable that the successful politician will be no more than a choirmaster for the loudest chorus".