Sentence examples for this is propelled from inspiring English sources
The phrase "this is propelled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is being driven or moved forward by a force or mechanism. Example: "In this experiment, the rocket is propelled by a combination of fuel and thrust."
All of this is propelled by a staggering rhythm that sounds like it's on the verge of packing up.
A study in the Netherlands estimated that €1 ($1.07) spent on treatment saves €4.24 in increased productivity and reduced costs of care.All this is propelling mental-health care up governments' agendas.
This was propelled and nebulized by the high-pressure jet stream, starting at 20 ml/h.
This book is propelled by warm-hearted humour rather than the pathos of Hans Christian Andersen's more familiar Ugly Duckling.
I've seen more spectacular versions but this one is propelled, like the songs themselves, by the people and the key roles are very well played.
This vacuole is propelled by an actin tail and soon acquires the properties of an early endosome, revealing an unexpected mechanism for rapid recycling of the V-ATPase.
A small, narrow street in Paris where there is no sign of anything having changed since the twenties serves the purpose of the Dakota, as the platform from which Gil Pender, the writer, makes his nightly journey into the past, although in this case he is propelled less by a fondness for this particular street as by a love of Paris itself.
At the same time, this first novel is propelled by an unexpected sense of urgency.
This somewhat exasperated reflection is propelled, in part, by recent sermons about standards of free speech, directed by us toward many thems.
This noisy clean government movement is propelled by quiet changes in Indian society.
Instead, like much of this artist's work, it is propelled by a brooding and amused awareness of the strange, individual quirks and appetites that both keep people apart and occasionally bring them together.
