Examples of 'is often driven' in a sentence

Meaning of "is often driven"

is often driven - This phrase indicates that a particular action, behavior, or phenomenon frequently occurs or is motivated by specific factors, habits, or circumstances

How to use "is often driven" in a sentence

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is often driven
Aid is often driven by foreign policy objectives.
The need to make change is often driven by necessity.
Growth is often driven by mergers and acquisitions.
The extracellular matrix remodeling is often driven by proteolytic enzymes.
Innovation is often driven by new knowledge of overseas markets.
The rate of diapause development in insects is often driven by temperature.
Behaviour is often driven from one election to another.
The problem for many governments is that technology is often driven by capitalism.
An unwelcome suitor is often driven off by terrifying threats.
It appears that the introduction of multiskilled providers is often driven by cost concerns.
Our productivity is often driven by this guilt of not working.
As with all shopping, the decision is often driven by price.
This fussiness is often driven by obsessions about order and symmetry.
In such times, the market is often driven by speculators.
It is often driven by necessity.

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Creative work is often driven by pain.
Migration is often driven by the search for better livelihoods and new opportunities.
A successful governance initiative is often driven as an extension of a successful CCoE strategy.
Conflict is often driven by unfulfilled needs and the fears related to these needs.
Intake and exhaust plumbing is often driven primarily by packaging constraints.
Migration is often driven by employment, and the promise of exciting new opportunities for work.
Food insecurity around the world is often driven by a number of interconnected factors.
Innovation is often driven by technological advancement, but neither.
Improved prospects Migration is often driven by the pursuit of a better quality of life.
The action is often driven by a burst of power, of energy.
Thus, their behavior is often driven by local interactions.
Unfortunately, this good performance is often driven by the personal initiatives and goes unrecognized.
Development of prostate cancer is often driven by male sex hormones, androgens, including testosterone.
Internationally, the workforce is often driven away from urban centres into outlying, informal settlements.
Photographer Ian Teh 's work is often driven by a concern for social, environmental, and political issues.
High tech equipment is often driven by a computer with a DOS prompt . ( re, RoboCop ).

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