Examples of using Largely driven in English and their translations into Russian
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In contrast, growth in 2005 was largely driven by domestic demand.
This is largely driven by stricter environmental legislation such as the Nitrates Directive.
The increase in food price index was largely driven by wheat prices.
The profit growth was largely driven by a twofold increase in revenues from discretionary asset management services.
EU-Russian cooperation in the oil sector has been largely driven by industry.
The cash balance growth was largely driven by cash flows from operating activities.
A high proportion of urbanization occurs in an unplanned andunregulated manner and is largely driven by poverty.
Demand for wood andforest products is largely driven by increases in population and general economic development.
Further, Turesson came to the conclusion that differentiation of plant populations was largely driven by natural selection.
The 12-month CPI surged to over 16 percent, largely driven by food inflation, which soared to over 20 percent.
Mankind is largely driven not just thirst for activity, but the desire to conquer new heights and surpass rivals.
It is worth noting, however, that these trends are largely driven by exports of the more advanced developing countries.
The latter was largely driven by operations with non-residents rather than financing of domestic growth, and we expect new lending to remain moderate in 2017.
The development of other fuels in the future energy mix is being largely driven by the rising cost of fossil fuels.
And the airline is largely driven its software to perfection and have not required global change.
Successive Ugandan military operations in northern Uganda andsouthern Sudan have largely driven LRA into the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Western Australia's economy is largely driven by extraction and processing of a diverse range of mineral and petroleum commodities.
While the growth of exports was mostly on account of a rise in export prices,the expansion of imports was largely driven by an increase in their volume.
Their economies are largely driven by exports of agricultural products, minerals and fossil fuels.
The major assumptions that will underlie the Force's operations andplans during the 2013/14 period are largely driven by efficiency initiatives.
Pension privatization, however, is largely driven by opportunities to open up new markets and increase the flow of capital.
The planet's average surface temperature has risen by 1.1 0 C since the late nineteenth century,a change largely driven by increased atmospheric concentrations in GHGs.
Urban development is largely driven by local, national and international companies in and around particular urban centres.
In terms of access to micro-data, National Statistical Organisations have taken very different approaches, largely driven by the differing legislative requirements.
This growth was largely driven by emerging economies expanding at 8% compared to 6% in advanced economies.
The term compact city was first coined in 1973 by George Dantzig and Thomas L. Saaty,two mathematicians whose utopian vision was largely driven by a desire to see more efficient use of resources.
These processes have been largely driven by concerns raised in relation to financial liberalization and global financial integration.
Domestic demand is expected to grow by about 6.5- 6.8% a year,as in 2011-2012, when the GDP was largely driven by internal demand, while export-oriented sectors perform poorly.
This was largely driven by negative sentiment surrounding Greece's sovereign debt and fears of contagion to other weak Eurozone economies.
The deterioration in developing country current accounts was largely driven by the collapse in exports and to a lesser degree by a decrease in remittances.