Sentence examples for traditionally driven from inspiring English sources

But some said there was hope for sectors that have traditionally driven hiring.

The process of value creation was traditionally driven almost exclusively within the firm.

The concerns highlight an accelerating shift away from hard-core games, which have traditionally driven console sales, to more casual ones played on cellphones.

Under Romano Prodi, though, the commission is weak and, more seriously, the two states that have traditionally driven the European venture in tandem are now out of step.

Egypt's economy is traditionally driven by tourism but arrivals have plummeted as the country tries to recover from years of political and economic chaos.

For many generations Aromani (Vlach) shepherds had driven their flocks from region to region in the centre of the peninsula, just as Bulgarians had traditionally driven their sheep to market in Edirne or Constantinople.

Meat in Norway is so expensive that before Christmas families traditionally drive to Sweden to buy festive supplies of pork ribs and steaks.

Both sides of the political divide in France still long for a revival of the Franco-German engine that traditionally drove forward European integration.

Take the role of driving away from the people who traditionally drive and statistically you are going to see an increase in motion sickness.

Neil Scott, who is the business improvement manager for Truro, said: "It's in the right place for a huge amount of people who would traditionally drive into Truro and it is a good quality service".

In a traditional system like ours, you say: what speed do drivers traditionally drive at?'. Progress on mortality rate has plateaued and, in the past couple of years, the number of deaths has again crept up slightly.