Sentence examples for was particularly driven from inspiring English sources

The government was particularly driven by the progressive intertwining of legislation on industrial districts and negotiated planning, whose applicability was extended to all sectors, including agriculture, thus opening the door to district legislation in that sector (Albisinni 2010, 2011a and Albisinni 2011b).

It was particularly driven by depressed Democratic turnout.

The baseline CMV/EBV response was particularly driven by IFN-γ (P = 0.039) and IL-4 (P = 0.027).

"The hard edge isn't a field I'm particularly driven to explore," Mr. Alston said.

"New York is the kind of city where we're particularly driven," she said.

Her two best friends — Danielle, a television producer, and Julius, a gay freelance critic — are similarly ambitious and entitled, without being particularly driven.

And this year's awards will be particularly driven by some star turns: Frank Langella in "Frost/Nixon," Sean Penn in "Milk," Leonardo DiCaprio in "Revolutionary Road" and Brad Pitt in "Benjamin Button".

Traditional Irish dance forms like ceili (pronounced KAY-lee) and competitive step dancing have not spoken to modern choreographers, she said, perhaps because these older arts are particularly driven by music and lack an expressive narrative.

For a man who had never been particularly driven by ambition, whose overseas experience was pretty much limited to trying to date Chinese women (unsuccessfully) during a visit to Beijing in 1975, it was surreal suddenly to be at the top of the charts.

There is a line in Alan Bennett's History Boys where someone reminisces: 'You know, before paedophilia got a bad name.'" Mary is particularly driven by the fact that the jury that convicted Y, and the judge who sentenced him, never heard what he had done to her brother.

This is particularly driven by the fact that cigarette smoke is a complex aerosol consisting of approximately 5600 chemicals [4], distributed between the vapour and particulate phases.