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How to use driven in a sentence

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They were made to be driven into the mud on a telescoping rod, giving the appearance of a brant flying above the water.
Eric still owns a clean driving licence, although he has not driven for five years.
It is mainly dialogue driven with musical interludes, and the music is virtually the only time the rear channels are utilized.
As such tell-alls have made clear, she is a driven entrepreneur who can and will turn off the charm whenever she needs to.
Fill the tank again, note the amount of litres taken and divide the number of miles driven by the amount of fuel used.
Officers spotted the car, which was towing a speed boat on a trailer, being driven erratically.
As the rain bucketed down, driven horizontally by a southeast gale, he decided the walk would go ahead.
Our economy is driven by diamonds, base metals, a little bit of precious metals, a few other commodities, fish, beef and tourism.
The women are also driven by the longing to be beautiful, which goes hand-in-hand with the desire to be a fine dancer.
I've driven in Paris, in Amsterdam and Rotterdam, in Rome and in Athens, all of them reckoned to be nightmarish.
But the current recessionary trends are being driven by psychological factors primarily.
Begin by anchoring the board firmly in place at the starting point, using wooden stakes driven into the ground.
These poor dumb harmless animals are cruelly caught in a trap made of a short chain and wire rope and a three-foot bar driven into the ground.
The force of a monsoon is driven by the continental land mass being hotter than the surrounding oceans.
A tunnel was driven into the hill to intersect the copper load which had been located and opened at the top of the hill.
The fires knocked out a number of vital systems, including main propulsion, and she was left wallowing in 25 ft waves driven by gale-force winds.
While he was inside the shop, he saw his dark blue car being driven away at speed.
From available evidence, it is believed that the short tunnel was driven prior to 1916 and that no further work was done.
Many of them are religious, but they are not driven to the polls on the conservative values agenda.
Some were hung on pegs driven into the manteltree, others simply sat on the hearth until they were needed.
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You can actually see the scratchiness in the lines, evidence of actual pens driven by real human hands in the creation of these drawings.
Drunk or sober, he was driven by a manic energy and impatience that made him a difficult friend and an almost impossible husband and father.
And they were unable to cope with his driven line-outs and rolling mauls, which constantly had the home pack back-pedalling furiously.
Until the fairgrounds started to use petrol and diesel engines their rides were driven by steam.
Amish was driven towards technical drawing, geography, social studies and principles of business.
Being character driven the locations had to suit the characters and we had to recce hundreds of locations before the right ones were found.
In the last year, the mobile lab was also driven to three of the four American Indian reservations in North Dakota.
With technology came motor-powered vehicles and cycles and bicycles are being driven off the road.
An employee of the plant recognised the forklift truck as it was driven down the road towards William Street and called the police.
The trust added that junior pupils tend to be driven to school, whereas pupils at secondary school are more likely to walk or take the bus.
Neighbours woken by her screams tried to save the girls, but were driven back by the intense heat.
The focus of mining then shifted back to the upper level, and during the 1980s a tunnel was driven northward into the quarry wall.
A challenge facing the designers is that the tunnel will be driven through soft ground.
Secure the board to the frame using small finish nails driven part way into the inside frame edges.
The insurance companies in their standard policies exclude damage resulting from water, even if that water is driven by wind.
While I waited I realized that I hadn't taken a good look at him since having driven past a condemned barn and fire tower.
Relentless cut-throat competition has driven nearly all retailers and fast-food chains into a race to the bottom.
Even the ground over which a tank has driven shows where the track pressure has warmed it, like the wake of a ship.
Then, of course, as time went on, it was discovered that perhaps it was not as pure as the driven snow and that amendments were needed.
Not a problem, and I was feeling pretty sober, even if the car, being a manual, was something I hadn't driven before.
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And he did so with an enviable manual dexterity driven by a witty, incisive mind.
Early on, bingeing, vomiting and restricting food are usually driven by concerns about weight and body image.
A council spokesperson said the junior wardens were literally driven off the road by bad mannered motorists.
All of the machinery was driven by a steam engine in the basement of the machine shop.
He had just driven back to his firm at night, fearing he had left the fire exit open.
Many women are driven into street prostitution by poverty and drug addiction.
Many prosthetic hands were simple clamps or hooks driven by cables attached to harnesses slung across the shoulders and back of the wearer.
New machinery driven by steam power was introduced, and railways and canals were being created.
The high seas harbour a host of job opportunities for those driven by wanderlust and the desire for a life away from the humdrum.
By the way, the motor driven door, the LCD display and the luminescent backlighting keep working even when the system is off.
Some of the rustled cattle were being driven to the coasts for export to nearby islands.
Mr Thomas said the steady increase in sales was being driven now by family buyers, rather than hardened technophiles.
Old houses were built on wooden stakes driven deep in the ground for stability.
Residents are being driven out of their homes by young yobs and hooligans who are making their lives a misery.
The hydraulic power-steering pump is driven by the engine via a rubber belt that over time will wear out and become shiny.
The ink on the reservoir is driven through the microchannel via capillary action to reach the dispensing tip.
It will also need a radical rethink of some of our current sacred cows in foreign policy, e.g., the extent to which it is driven by trade.
Philip, from Chadderton, near Oldham, had restored and driven old cars for many years.
After the shank was driven into the bolster, the bolster was placed into a die that squeezed the rings into the grooves and wings of the shank.
The ship was launched in 1843 and was the first screw driven iron ship to cross the Atlantic.
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This lack may be projected onto their culture, particularly if the lack is due to a culturally driven repression.
It is driven by gears rather than a belt, and also comes with a telescopic extendable wand which means it can get into tight corners and edges.
Objects with a wide variety of weight can be supported by a metal hook on a long tapered nail driven at an angle into the plaster.
Passage through mitosis is driven by precisely-timed changes in transcriptional regulation and protein degradation.
Sperm selection may thus be driven by the costs associated with inbreeding and outbreeding.
Of course poetry is also, even largely, driven by metaphor and image, in a host of ways.
Second, if the countermine was driven below the mine, the counterminers could spring the end of their gallery, thereby collapsing the mine above.
Self-regulation is now a well-established mechanism, though sometimes crudely driven by the state.
Huge iron pegs were driven into the rock before the base blocks were put in place, and the first 14m of the tower was solid.
Many of these important historic racing cars are driven by famous faces from motor sport past and present.
They were, in fact, driven back up the kloof by the swarm, and one of them was badly stung.
The black cloud driven by the winds spread above the fields as far as the eyes of the anxious farmers could see.
Elderly residents in a Maldon street have been driven to the brink of despair by yobs who they say have subjected them to a campaign of terror.
With a light snow falling, he had driven on perhaps a hundred yards before his car hit a stanchion at slow speed and came to rest.
In an increasing state of desperation, they find themselves driven to the edge of breakdown, violence, psychosis and self-annihilation.
He half-heartedly nodded his greetings at several gentlemen who'd yelled their hellos to him from across the room, but he was too driven to stop.
Think of Cezanne's early, sexually driven expressionism, or Mondrian's romantic Dutch realism, or the design-based art nouveau of early Bonnard.
Trainers are not driven by money, but by a passion for fitness and desire to help others.
On the contrary, it is driven by power and the quest to annihilate the normative order.
He is driven to find his captured niece Debbie, who was kidnapped by marauding Comanches.
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Last week saw 23 car bombs, six of which were driven by suicide bombers, detonated throughout the country.
The ship could not weather the Cape Jackson point and was gradually driven on the lee shore.
A diverse mix of nearly 400 people discussed ways to improve forest health and address wildfire risks through locally driven efforts.
No, they are sometimes too rough, too driven by circulation targets and proprietors with an eye for profit, too sensational, too uncaring.
Species introduced to control one pest have driven other native biota to extinction.
This would affect a lot of people because many bankrupts, shall we say, are not entirely pure as the driven snow.
Georgian forces were driven out during fierce fighting that killed thousands of ethnic Abkhaz and Georgians.
By now, Michelle had miraculously gained entry and was driven to the front porch of the mansion.
It's driven by a great bassline, some excellent acoustic guitar riffs and finds Nic Denson's vocals at their most spellbinding.
As the herd is driven slowly past, one man counts the animals in tens while the other writes down the numbers.
On the few occasions I was driven to use such chastisement, it felt like an abject admission of parental failure.
At a time when radio comedy in Britain was often extremely mannered and driven by catchphrases, The Goon Show was a huge leap.
He is a driven man who abhors the notion that sport is not about the winning, but the taking part.
In the financial marketplace, the value of a stock can be driven up or down by expectations for the future.
Wilkinson is a desperately complex person, driven by a need for absolute perfection and total control in his life.
If you have never driven a car with anti-lock brakes, sure to get training on proper use.
In this, Grosvenor confounds every preconception you might have about highly driven Cambridge graduates.
The grounding of the ball in a driven maul satisfied the touch judge, but not the referee, and another chance disappeared.
The car was then turned around and driven all the way back to the Ballybeg area of the city where it rammed into the Garda patrol car.
Taylor drove off and rammed head-on into a car driven by a pensioner before he managed to get away.
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Her disdain is getting personal, her subject matter less ephemeral, as she scolds rich Americans driven by wanderlust and entitlement.
Both are cynical gestures driven by political calculations rather than by a moral inspiration that comes from the soul.
The child was in collision with a black Chrysler Voyager estate car driven by a 27-year-old Basildon woman, who was unhurt.
He explained that power lines were particularly vulnerable to wet snow driven by high winds clinging to cables and bringing them down.
Traditional values are so perverted by slavery that Sethe is driven to murder her own daughter to keep her from slavery's horrors.
Unlike world leaders she was not driven by raging ambition or a desire to improve society.
In York rain and sleet driven by gale force winds caught many workers on their way home the previous evening.
Enclosures were made of plastic mesh stapled to wooden stakes driven into the ground.
In fact, they describe him as an extremely driven character prone to mood swings and temper tantrums as much as euphoria.
The tide has driven multitudes of waders onto the shell and shingle banks, where a long line of roosting birds shuffles restlessly.
From a standing start six months ago, the party has devised and driven a strategy that will see it through the local elections.
It was cold and dry, and their footprints were quickly obliterated by the powdery snow driven along by the gusting wind.
Hidden nailing is where nails are driven into the groove of the plank and covered by the tongue of the next plank and so on.
So is it personal ambition that's driven her to scale the upper heights of the ministry?
The engine is front mounted and the car is driven through a rear-mounted transaxle.
Studies have shown that reinforcing rods driven into the ground do not provide sufficient anchorage.
The frustration is so great that the black character believes that he might wind up in a lunatic cell, driven crazy by the insane demands.
In fact they, we, are all wired together, and only the driven snow may be pure.
Long, spiked posts were driven deep into the soft soil by the constant hammering of a solid stone that I had found on the ground.
When the Normans had driven the Saracens out of Sicily, Naples, along with southern Italy, came under Norman rule.
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But if I'd had to, I could have driven three times that long and gotten both of us out of there without a scratch.
Developed in Holland it is driven by a helicopter, Rolls Royce jet engine equipped with an afterburner.
These cars are different to any other car I have driven before, and you have to readapt your style and that takes time.
One 4.5-inch iron nail had been driven through a wooden board and then through both his heel bones.
The device is driven by Sony's own 123MHz ARM-compatible CPU, the Handheld Engine.
Then stakes are driven in by hand and the fabric is attached to the stakes, completing the installation.
For those who believe that big salaries should just get bigger, the implication is that top people are driven largely by the first effect.
He reckons no one else locally has driven their historic lorry so many miles to attend a vehicle rally.
We have been told by the police it would appear the vehicle was being driven at excessive speed.
But as we have learned in this contest, Clarke is not exactly pure as the driven snow himself.
Family-run farms and workshops were gobbled up by capitalist giants, and their owners driven into the working class.
How many times have you driven past a speed camera located on a well lit, straight A road that has a higher than average traffic speed?
Although it could not be driven in a car, the route would steer cyclists off extremely busy roads and onto quiet thoroughfares and country lanes.
It lacks narrative forms, is not reducible to conventional proverbs, and is driven by grievance against God and the world.
At the Daly mine they observed work in progress on the tunnel being driven about forty metres below the old workings.
For hardwoods, such as flooring, siding and rafters, use spiral threaded nails that turn as they are driven into the wood.
The flowers are getting tatty and I've driven by there often enough to see that.
They coordinated work at seven different sites across the island, in a project driven by Indigenous Tasmanians.
All I wanted to do was to survive and really was driven by blind hope than by reason.
Work began on the new berth last summer and involved piles of more than 30 ft being driven into the sand.
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If you had driven a stake through Baker's heart at that moment, you couldn't have caused a greater wound.
After the American Revolution another influx of refugees arrived, Loyalists who like the Acadians had been driven from their homes.
But are birds unfeeling, mechanical songsters, driven to sing but never understanding what it is they do?
Anyone who has driven through the rush hour traffic on the back of Bangkok motorbike taxi will know what I mean.
As well as boxing, this avid sportsman is a former golf, squash and tennis enthusiast, has driven as a racing driver and is a keen horse-rider.
So the idea that somehow we are as pure as driven snow and that we take sporting success and failure in our stride is just hogwash.
His comedy timing is impeccable and he was equally at home as a man of action or a driven intellectual of thoughts, dreams and desires.
Small clouds of snow were driven into his eyes and began to skitter up his nose.
Within four days they had driven a wedge forty miles deep into the British positions and threatened to break the Allied lines altogether.
Edmund rallied his forces, and for a little while it seemed that the Danes might still be driven back.
The plot of a film noir, generically speaking, is an ironic romance in which the knight's quest is driven by vice instead of virtue.
Honour, duty and order had always driven him, and earned him worldly success despite that relative lack of ambition.
A true adventurer, he is driven purely by thrills, seeking danger and excitement simply because nothing else will do.
With winds backing to the south and the southwest the fall-out from nuclear explosions would be driven into Afghanistan and China.
They must pay off their back tax and show that the vehicles are properly insured before they can be driven away.
Many bridges were blocked by demonstrators, and taxicabs and buses driven by scabs were damaged by strikers.
An adolescent heterosexual male, for example, is certainly driven to distraction by his hormonal urge to reproduce.
You see, all mechanical clocks are driven by a weight, like a pendulum, or a tightly wound spring.
The wringer with its flexible rubber rollers is electrically driven and swings effortlessly into 8 different positions.
Exports are driven mainly by shipbuilding, mineral oils, machinery and equipment.
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The boxes are then loaded onto a refrigerated lorry and driven to Fort William.
In early 1932 we encounter Johnson being driven to hospital, writhing in the back of the car with stomach pains.
They are wrong-headed and politically driven obsessions, not compassionate advisements intended to relieve human suffering.
But their forebears were, generations ago, driven from this area by European settlers.
But the French Army rallied, the enemy was driven back and the borders of Revolutionary France began to expand.
They're racists because they are driven by hate, and whatever they do, that viciousness just bubbles over.
Movement was driven mainly by the political, economic, social, and professional circumstances of the individual migrant.
The little car next to the bus was being driven by KGB agents who were tailing him at the time.
The girl who acted in the very same ways I did, driven by the same madness and the same motives.
Secure the rafters with two nails driven through each side of the rafters and into each of the double beams.
The point was well driven home by the children who sang the song set to nine ragas with effortless ease.
Even driven snow has at each flake's heart a speck of soot around which the crystal coalesces.
The same vice affects some people who seem driven to overemploy baggywrinkle.
In one story, a professor of classics is nearly driven mad with insomnia, which he cures by attending a faculty meeting.
The official line is that the blocks will stop a truck driven by a suicide-bomber.
Though with these two highest ranked contestants in this competition being as driven as they are it would hardly be otherwise.
Food scares such as mad cow disease and E. coli contaminations have driven others to choose organics.
She acts pure as the driven snow and she is extremely neat and clean about her desk and her personal appearance.
Analysis was driven by the requirements of mathematical physics and astronomy.
He was stretchered off and driven to hospital, where he remained for a fortnight and had the first major operation on his knee.
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Stakes were driven in the ground around the perimeter of the footing and then screwed to the screed board at the footing height.
Figure 185 shows a zinc tally, which is secured to the tree by means of a sharp and pointed wire driven into 185' Zinc tree label' the wood.
He was driven to use reprisal raids, the razzias that had traditionally formed part of warfare in North Africa.
When it comes to that aspect in my life, I'm a pure as the clean driven snow.
He was driven to Harrogate police station screaming abuse throughout the journey.
The male sharks enter the cove with considerably more speed, driven by their single-minded drive to mate.
But those boys have stolen everything I have in life and have now driven me out of my house and home.
The process is driven by the twin goals of participating in the new modern look and of accessing the authentically antique.
Meg may think she's improved Medicare, rebadging the new charity driven outfit as Medicare Plus.
In what amounted to the ultimate consumer perk, we were driven to the top of the mountain plateau to begin our backcountry ski tour.
I know guys are supposed to be driven by their hormones at this age, but Eros was really, really scaring me with how driven he actually was.
The marina is so large that several golf carts with trailers are driven around all day to move people and gear to and from the parking lot.
Storm surges are unusual elevations in sea level that are driven by anomalous wind stresses and low atmospheric pressures associated with storms.
A severe sandstorm driven by strong northerly winds made conditions for the British soldiers in Kuwait truly appalling on the eve of battle.
Mr Braun said he hadn't seen a fall in takings to date but feared that shoppers would be driven away.
You encourage as many sites as possible to shove up ads in exchange for a take of any revenue driven by those ads.
Brown's car rammed a Nissan Wingroad station wagon driven by Lizelle Santana, of 44 Isaac Street, Couva.
Hyslop and Sturgeon are both in their 30s, both brought up in Ayrshire, both driven and tough.
The engines had twin overhead camshafts which were gear driven via a train of gears coming from the rear of the crankshaft.
For millions of poor peasants, it will mean being driven off the land by cheap agricultural imports.
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As southern cotton growers reduced production in return for federal payments, tenant farmers were driven from the land.
To grip the bone, the screws have to be driven in the right direction.
Can one infer, for instance that the nineteenth century discoveries in the fields of organic chemistry, electricity, or bacteriology were driven by free market capitalism?
But whereas Bezukhov is redeemed by his magnanimous virtures, Soledad is driven mad by the different forces tearing at her.
That leaves some energy market experts to believe the previous run-up in oil prices was largely driven by speculators trying to make a fast buck in the commodities market.
Their huge array of instruments includes guitars, banjo, mandolin, bass, piano, organ, tabla and djembe, making this gig a must for all lovers of acoustic driven music.
The U.S. economic recovery, largely driven by a recovery in housing, could be threatened by this drop-off.
What sort of lunatic performer was this, driven to go on performing the same stunt, time after time, finally without any audience at all, entirely for his own pleasure?
The GOP is driven in part by the fact, that three years ago, public sector union members became the majority of union members.
The execution of two police officers in cold blood has shocked the city and driven a deeper wedge between the cops and the mayor.
Within a few years, Iran had jailed or driven from the country more than 60 Sunni clerics.
It never failed to amaze Charles how brilliant and driven she really was.
In several previous shipwrecks sailors have been driven to cannibalism.
Miguel, who had not driven the car before Friday's free practice, lapped competitively throughout the third stint to maintain the teams overall position.
I was driven in a nice silver car with leather upholstery along the Thames, alongside the Houses of Parliament with the London Eye and Big Ben fighting for airspace.
Rising competition and overcapacity in the panel-producing industry has driven down the cost of solar panel systems.
They were driven through a specially designed gearbox and bicycle chains to the airscrews, counter rotating, the propeller RPM was noticeably very slow.
If you take two long-haul flights a year, you are emitting as much carbon as if you had driven an extra car.
He hopped into the Range Rover and was swiftly driven home to Kensington Palace by his long-suffering royal protection officers.
Troubadours and minstrels used to be homeless buskers, driven from city to city with the odd groat and a good bumming from Richard I being their only reward.
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The potential new species strides ahead up the fitness curve, leaving its more poorly-adapted predecessors languishing behind, to the point when they are driven to extinction.
I also hear that we have got so besotted with cleansing ourselves to the point of the driven snow that the bosses can't even be seen in a corporate box these days.
The Arabs were driven out in 1090 by a band of Norman adventurers under Count Roger of Normandy, who had established a kingdom in southern Italy and Sicily.
Awoonor had driven the friend to Togo only to be accused of abetting the escape of a plotter in an unsuccessful coup.
Much of the growth in a perceived middle class, Nijman argues, is based not on income but on consumption driven by credit.
Each man carried a stake and this was driven into the top of the rampart.
The section start and end positions were indicated with marker posts on the side of the road plus a steel rod was driven into the pavement on the centre line.
When the Makahs stopped whaling in the 1920s it was because commercial whalers, harpooning all they could find, had nearly driven the gray whales to extinction.
Having invited her on board for a chat, he refused to let her go until the bus had driven a mile down the road, much to the amusement of his hysterical team-mates.
He may be pure as the driven snow, yet in my view he should go.
The crowds who showed up long after the excitement had ebbed were not driven there by ideology.
Several days out, however, a storm arose and the vessel was driven before the wind in a constant southerly direction, headed toward the South Pole.
I cannot describe to you my shock and fear at being woken by the vulgarities of a loutish young whelp, who had driven his auto-mobile next to the chamber's small window.
Then, driven by whatever strange spirit possesses them, they begin monitoring speed, distance and trajectory, scratching their findings into notebooks.
I've not in my many decades driven a better trailering vehicle.
The recent mad cow crisis is only the latest in a series of food scares that have driven consumers to demand more precise food labeling regulations.
She is spontaneous with a great sense of humour, humble yet at the same time driven by a healthy ambition.
As he was taken down from the dock to be driven to prison he was downcast, as anyone would be who was publicly sacrificed.
The engines can be driven on roads and taken to a point where they can be transferred on to low-loaders by troops and taken to where they need to be for training and then use.
When running a spit from a weight driven clockwork jack, it is essential to ensure that the joint or bird is properly centred, or the spit may stop running.
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And it has become a system far more driven by the demands of branding and marketing than by recognizing clearly discrete locality.
But many successful, driven people have suffered from this disease, says Carmichael.
Oh of course, he is as totally pure as the driven snow in comparison!
The show has been accused of peddling the kind of tawdry sentiment that has driven the inhabitants of Detroit to distraction.
Temperate zones, such as Europe, get more of their rain in the winter from the effect of low-pressure zones coming in from the Atlantic driven by the prevailing westerlies.
One of the most mild-mannered people I know is driven into a frenzy by the fact that there is a caravan parked in a drive just up the road from her.
You want pop as pure but biting as the driven Yorkshire snow.
He has driven it to vulgar lows, which has given the brand a hint of recklessness and danger.
Some of the concern over student debt is likely driven by the startling headline numbers.
Hanson argues that American growth was driven by an export boom, but no such boom occurred.
Meanwhile, bran Co. are moving north to the Wall, driven by one of bran's visions.
Dynamism is increasingly driven not by economies of scale but by competitively driven marginal improvements.
Electoral losses have only driven the party further rightward, Shearing it of its Northeastern wing.
If the rhinos are instead driven to Botswana, travel time could be up to 48 hours.
As illustrated in this publication, we have already landed on it and driven across it in a buggy.
Lela looked up, trying to hide her amusement as they saw Stasia, obviously driven mad with jealousy and defeat, throwing random sculptures at the two.
She has never driven a car but was very adept at handling a pony and cart.
On September 26, officers were targeted after approaching a car, driven by McGee, and fired at the driver.
The past few years of ugly gridlocked bloodsport politics have driven many Americans out of the arena in disgust.
They are hoping the work will be completed today and that it will give them the registration number of the car driven by the killers, as well as other important evidence.
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It should go without saying that his ideas about how to fight poverty are as a batty as they come, completely driven by ideology.
It is this mindless atrocity, driven by both avarice and animosity, that is at play in the film.
He was abducted by four masked men and driven to the remote townland of Lyracrumpane, where he was beaten up and left stranded after his car was burnt out.
Well, Anita Sarkeesian was driven from her home by death threats, as was Zoe Quinn.
So I am not exactly pure as the driven snow where the books are concerned.
To me it makes perfect, dangerous sense that intelligent, driven girls are prone to anorexia.
This egalitarian impulse was in part driven by people returning from WW II and Korea, many of whom benefited from the GI Bill.
Eating disorders, on the other hand, are driven largely by biological processes that occur on the inside.
On one side of the main building there were four washing machines and two wringers, which were driven by a 20-horse-power engine placed in the adjoining building.
Our analysis of 1170 mammalian karyotypes provides strong evidence that karyotypic evolution is driven by nonrandom segregation during female meiosis.
Massa was infuriated after Panis had driven so tardily on his slowing-down lap that he baulked the Brazilian, costing him a likely ninth place on the grid.
He and Nolan cadged free rides on trams driven by Nolan's father.
He says those failures occur because many independent labels are artist driven and therefore don't bring much business savvy to their partnerships.
For well over its first century, American foreign policy was a partnership between government and business, driven by efforts to keep markets open for exports and investments.
Mr Wild said it was pitch black at night and she could see nothing, but heard one of the vehicles being driven north and then, a short time later, heard someone come back.
Thirty years ago, packaging machines were primarily mechanically driven and most processes were linked from a single drive motor through drive shafts, cams, and belts.
If, at the same time, we understand divine judgment as kenotic and eschatological, we will be driven to deny that anything we understand by judgment might represent it.
One person had a bad cold and another had accidentally driven a nail into his foot at work and Saturday was to be therefore spent getting tetanus injections.
From time to time, the unending song, gently driven on by two solo violins, is punctuated by the even rapping of a woodblock and the pretty chiming of a celesta.
It might contain taxonomic or classificatory work, which is worthwhile but not driven by the desire either to advance knowledge or to develop practical solutions.
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Likewise, in a famous passage, Buridan is driven by his own experience to reject Ockham's explanation of condensation and rarefaction as kinds of locomotion.
Large surface currents are mainly driven by winds that blow year round.
That defeat was driven largely by Romney losing women voters by an insurmountable 11 points.
People who have done nothing being driven like animals, being punished for their slowness.
It looks like the touch holes were plugged from the inside and then a steel cup was driven in to the bottom of the bore so you can't knock it out.
President Johnson promised a War on Poverty, driven by a wizardly new Keynesian confidence that an economy of unprecedented abundance could deliver more groceries to everyone.
We still seem driven by hype, by illusory health scares and benefits, by pomp, by the new and trendy, than by taste.
The new breed is full of confidence, driven by restless ambition.
Once the piles are in the ground, they will remain 600 mm above the surface for a week while they are monitored, and then driven all the way into the soil.
The differences in overall victimization are driven mainly by the incidences of completed rape.
Buchanan was driven out in part by not tenuring his junior colleagues.
In a culture driven by youth, beauty and vitality, illness doesn't have to be terminal to be the kiss of death to a flourishing career, or an Oscar nomination.
Mark Jurkowitz, one of the authors of the Pew study, says the ideologically driven reporting tends to be on the right.
By the time we got to the end of the test drive that day, the furl warning lights were on in nearly every car and you knew you had driven long, hard and fast.
Globalisation and economic rationalisation driven by multinational companies is seen by workers as the most serious threat to their standard of living.
A quantum computer is an extremely small photon driven device which can perform some kind of useful logical work, particularly in the area of encryption.
You can imagine my utter disbelief then, when the cab turned up and turned out to be driven by a grey-haired, short man of about fifty years of age.
Some teachers, on the other hand, wait until their exit interview to voice concerns about conditions that have worn them down and driven them from the profession.
This will largely be driven by healthy sales of consumer desktop and portables, while Japan will thrive on consumer PCs along with continuing recovery in business PC sales.
We are driven back to the point, I think, as we so often are in public administration, that the answer lies as much in the wise exercise of discretion.

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