Sentence examples for tempo driven by from inspiring English sources
Middlesbrough's tempo, driven by their deficit as well as their signing, increased instantly.
But after half an hour, Napoli's tempo, driven by the incessant home crowd, fell back.
The inconsistent and unpredictable funding streams that the Navy has to use to fund its maintenance and its training and its modernization over the course of the years when we haven't had actual defense budgets and we've been operating with continuing resolutions all this stuff rolls into the mix along with higher op tempo driven by the threats in the Pacific.
Developed by the descendants of escaped African slaves, the dance was a celebration of freedom itself, sweeping and high-tempo driven by feet pounding over clattering syncopated rhythms.
"Honey," an urgent, up-tempo dance tune driven by a sample from a decades-old blues recording, was used in two different soap operas; the lush synthesizer strains of "Porcelain" tinkled on the soundtrack of the Leonardo DiCaprio movie "The Beach" and in television commercials for a car, a washing machine and Microsoft.
Davis left him after a year, and threw herself into her music — mid-tempo avant-garde funk driven by her sexually brazen persona and her vocal shrieks and purrs.
The improved physical activity volumes among patients randomized to personalized audio-playlists with tempo-pace synchrony was driven by the group receiving RAS-enhanced music playlists (average weekly minutes of physical activity of 631.3 min vs. 320 min vs. 370.2 min, music playlists with RAS vs. music playlists without RAS vs. usual-care, P < 0.001).
Taken at a slightly faster tempo than Toumani normally plays, it rocks along, driven by Vieux's guitar, and demands to be played over and over again.
In addition, the rapid tempo of the development of type 2 diabetes, which is driven by the rapid failure of β-cell function, would suggest a rather more aggressive course in the development of the disease than what is usually seen in adulthood.
On the domestic side, in our relationship with ourselves, much of the up-tempo repressiveness -- homeland security overreach, the USA PATRIOT Act -- is driven by an alleged fear of terrorism.
