Examples of using Driven by in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In 1996, Elyon Nuphar and Boaz Berman, driven by their deep love for percussion and music,
thanks to the development in the fintech sector driven by blockchain infrastructure and smart contract applications.
A man driven by a sick obsession about what they say about him in the media can't lead the State of Israel.
This process, driven by the rapid globalization of your primitive industrial age,
On the other hand, the governments-driven digitalisation model,"Chinese players collect a lot of data driven by a government whose principles and values are not ours".
entrepreneurs fully understanding the importance of a market economy driven by individual freedom, choice, and responsibility.
On January 7, 2020, a car bomb driven by an ISIS suicide bomber exploded inside a Nigerian army compound in Manguno, in northeastern Nigeria.
He asks us to imagine global security driven by collaboration- among agencies,
A man driven by a sick obsession about what they say about him in the media can't lead the State of Israel.
Some people may be driven by self-interest or greed,
All women were driven by foot for kilometres to work,
They must also stay one step ahead of Jimmy, a man driven by an all consuming rage to find his daughter's killer.
As we crossed Blackwell's Island, a limousine passed us, driven by a white chauffeur,
XAMK is an innovative higher education institution driven by the idea of unlimited lifelong learning and study.
On the other side, Chinese players collect a lot of data driven by a government whose principles and values are not ours.
Driven by the need for improved communications to support the large Japanese army in Burma.
But in Nobody's World, driven by social media and global corporations,
Imagine global security driven by collaboration-- among agencies,
then took off in a car driven by an accomplice.
scientists, thinkers and doers, all driven by a sense of expectancy and a desire for change.