Sentence examples for tends to be driven from inspiring English sources

Managed futures investing tends to be driven by computer formulas and quantitative analysis.

British drama tends to be driven by politics and American by relationships.

When total employment sees a large increase it tends to be driven by a jump in full-time employment.

Conflict tends to be driven by men and some analysts have noted that leaders can exploit masculinity myths, such as the idea of the man as protector.

"Whereas the PRI is driven by power, the PAN tends to be driven by ideology," says Luis Rubio, the head of CIDAC, a think-tank.

"If we are lucky, the weak pound may boost exports, but I would highlight that export growth tends to be driven more by the strength of overseas demand, rather than the exchange rate".

Prices, they added, tend to be driven by supply and demand in regional markets.

Produce companies tend to be driven by supply: what they grow, they try to sell.

Fleet cabs tend to be driven 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

As a result, strategic deals now tend to be driven by factors aimed at long-term survival.

Gallerinas — who were even celebrated in a recent exhibition — tend to be driven, ambitious and hilariously overqualified.