Sentence examples for was a driver of from inspiring English sources

The Census Bureau found, perhaps unsurprisingly, that the lack of jobs was a driver of poverty.

Neither inequality nor poverty was a driver of involvement in violent extremism, and wealthier countries were more likely to supply foreign recruits for Isis, the report found.

The scientists found climate change was a driver of violent conflicts and migration, and was exacerbating inequality, making it harder for people to claw their way out of poverty.

Watches represent slightly more than 5 percent of the group's sales, but Mr. Perramond said that the watch division was a driver of growth, and the goal was to increase that part of the business to rebalance the mix with leather, which accounts for more than half of sales.

Are we taking away potential situations where justice demands this defence is available to a wife?" Vicky Pryce's use of the defence depended on Chris Huhne being present at the time she signed the forms confirming that she was a driver of the car in 2003.

"My disagreement with the Obama administration is over its wrongheaded approach to solving this problem by proposing to deliberately raise the price of energy and construct a complicated cap-and-trade system," Alexander said in an emailed statement which also affirmed that human activity was a driver of climate change.

Digital is a driver of the increase.

Auction sites are a driver of Nationstar's growth.

"TARP is a driver of mergers," said Christopher McGratty, an analyst with Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.

"Obesity rates are associated with atopic dermatitis, climate may be a driver of eczema," he said.

Benign envy may be unpleasant, but it's a driver of change for the better.