Examples of using Often driven in English and their translations into Romanian
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Killers are often driven by fury.
The initial decision towards outsourcing is often driven by cost.
Nightmares are often driven by a conflict Between the conscious and the subconscious.
But the way we choose to live is often driven by our fears.
These are very often driven by the interests of new students who are encouraged to stand for election to the Student Council.
Those with a background in sports are often driven by the need for competition.
Member States were often driven by a need to spend the allocated budget rather than by an assessment of the appropriateness of the diversification projects themselves.
And soon the streets became dirt roads in this area that I have often driven through.
Suras have few friends and are often driven by an insatiable desire for power.
Normally, speculators buy or sell cryptocurrencies(for a short period of time) in order toprofit from short-term price changes which are often driven by news reports and traders' sentiments.
They generally only travel short distances and are often driven for many years until the company is passed on to the next owner.
Due to the significance of flat products,price developments in the stainless steel markets are very often driven by pricing decisions by producers of those products.
What we need to know about ourselves, our team members, andour managers is often driven by a very different set of priorities than the priorities in our personal lives, yet this knowledge is critical to an effective, productive workplace and our own professional success and wellbeing.
The development of HPC has long been a national affair for Member States, often driven by military and nuclear energy applications.
This is especially true for service innovations most often driven by new customer needs, and social economy enterprises responding to societal needs.
Regulatory Respons- We help clients respond to specific breakdowns in their regulatory compliance programs which are often driven by actual, or the prospect of, regulatory censure.
Instead of having an increase of consumer choice,we have a restriction of consumer choice, often driven by one particular producer somewhere in the European Union which happens to meet a load of specifications anyway and which sees EU legislation as the way to export its costs to its competitors.
We must remember that the violence in the DRC, like so many conflicts of its type,is often driven by greed but also stems from and is fuelled by poverty.
And yet, despite that ghastly cycle,the revolutions keep coming, often driven by just the same ideals as that first revolution, made and then killed by the people of Paris.
The company's trucks are also well taken care of and are often driven up to 1.2 million kilometres before being sold.
This question quite often drives people into a dead end, so it is worth learning a little more about the features of these designs.
It also has a much longer lifecycle than other social networks, often driving traffic to posts months after publication.
Recalling his young friend,he argued strongly that the Prussian law allowed blackmailers to extort money from gay people and often drove them to suicide.
Do you often drive around all night?
More often drive along the noisy streets.
Therefore, to Safaga often drive divers and windsurfers.
Horror and drama are the emotions that often drive your marketing, films and books.
To speed up the healing process, you should often drive a dog for long walks, visit with him special areas where the pet could show its activity.
I often drive long distances and I need plenty of room for my family, but I wouldn't wish to give up the chance to explore the car's sporting character.
First of all, they advise to reduce stress-reducing factors: reduce workload,try to avoid conflict situations, often drive not by car, but by public transport, avoiding psychological conflicts with relatives and colleagues.
