Sentence examples for very largely driven from inspiring English sources

The latest statistics from the Ministry of Justice show that the number of people involved with the criminal justice system is at the lowest level since records began in 1970, and the drop is very largely driven by young people.

"We know that the changing Antarctic sea ice extent is very largely driven by changes in wind," he says.

Your brand is very reactionary and largely driven by real-time cultural moments -- How would you describe this business model and approach to streetwear?

This is a very common experience, and is largely driven by the fact that sleep deprivation undermines the parts of your brain involved in regulating emotions.

In this paper, we found that high urban HIV prevalence in Kenya was largely driven by very high prevalence among slum dwellers.

The medicine package sheet is not very helpful, because its compilation is largely driven by medico-legal motives: thus, relatively trivial common complaints (e.g.'headache'abdominalnal discomfort') are listed along with very rare serious problems (e.g. 'acute depression and suicide').

The U-shaped association between SBP and cardiovascular disease events was largely driven by those with very high or low SBP, with no difference in cardiovascular disease risk between 110 and 150 mm Hg.

This system, which is largely driven by human efforts, is very effective at preventing copyright infringement".

The results of the sensitivity analyses indicate that the mean blood THM levels for the total exposure metric tertiles were not very sensitive to changes in equivalencies for activities largely driven by dermal absorption or inhalation.

The controversy was largely driven by blogs, social media and very loosely organized grass-roots activists, with no coordinated leadership.

AA Insurance director Simon Douglas said insurers previously faced "a fast-widening gap between premium income and claims costs - largely driven by whiplash injury claims and fraud, which saw very sharp premium increases between 2009 and 2011".