Sentence examples for systematically driven from inspiring English sources

But "it seemed systematically driven".

What is going to happen to the thousands of Yazidis besieged on Mount Sinjar by the bloodthirsty fanatics of Islamic State, or to the ancient Christian communities being systematically driven out of their homes?

Everyone knows that the costs of health insurance, pensions, labor contracts and unfinanced state mandates have systematically driven up the expenses of state, county, local government and school district budgets everywhere.

The situation has gotten much worse as Saudi Arabia has systematically driven the price of oil down in order to punish Tehran and Moscow for their support of Assad's regime.

Back in May 2009 Gensler took over the CFTC, an agency that in July 2008 organized an "Interagency Task Force on Commodity Markets" report and, with oil prices scaling $147/bbl, concluded that it "does not support the proposition that speculative activity has systematically driven changes in oil prices".

One of the key moments in the formation of the modern conservative movement was when William F Buckley systematically drove Birchers out of the mainstream right for their fringe views.

After Mr. Kibaki was declared the winner, prosecutors say, the network they cultivated burned homes, killed civilians who had supported Mr. Kibaki and systematically drove people off their land.

The constant pressure on price, not paying suppliers correctly, making retrospective changes, asking for ad hoc – for want of a better word – donations systematically drives these unacceptable and appalling working conditions despite the fact that in theory they have a labour standards code.

In general, the results for different window sizes are quite consistent and we can be confident that the exact choice of time window does not systematically drive our results.

This research aims to propose a regenerative sustainability framework for AEC organizations, not only to focus on delivering green certified projects, but to encourage a revitalized approach to systematically drive their sustainability initiative.

Under Duncan's rules, districts did not have to impose litmus tests on teachers or to systematically drive veteran educators out of the profession.