Sentence examples for substantially drive from inspiring English sources

In addition to its stated libertarian, limited-government position, ALEC and its allies have claimed that RPS mandates substantially drive up a state's electric rates.

She has seized on loose federal campaign financing enforcement to substantially drive up the amount of money that can be accepted from the wealthiest donors.

Algorithms are thus substantially driven towards wrong objectives.

"Belligerence and bravery are substantially driven by the benefits of conquest," Lehmann says.

Introduction: Tracheostomy is a frequent procedure in intensive care units, in the US over the past 2 decades utilization rose substantially, driven by surgical patients [1].

The use of new micellar templates has substantially driven the field of periodic mesoporous materials because new templates have frequently led to the discovery of new mesostructures with new pore systems [9].

It is proposed that failure to meet these future environmental requirements may be detrimental to the perception of SOFC technology, the demand for which is substantially driven by the environmental benefits offered over incumbent power generation technologies.

He said, "nothing much seems to happen, and what does occur is substantially driven by coincidence and arbitrariness".

The correct way to identify hate crimes is 'identity-motivated criminality.' The criminal is substantially driven by the identity of the victim.

Robert Shiller, the Yale investor extraordinaire writes "In my 2009 book with George Akerlof, Animal Spirits: How Human Psychology Drives the Economy and Why It Matters for Global Capitalism, we argued that business fluctuations are substantially driven by fluctuations in confidence, in trust, in narratives.

Conversely, little evidence supports the notion that "foreign policy is now being substantially driven by health" (3, p. 971).