Sentence examples for a single motivated from inspiring English sources
"Ultimately a single company, still less a single motivated employee, cannot define the laws of business gravity," argues Mike Tuffrey, co-founder of Corporate Citizenship, a specialist sustainability consultancy.
These include the success of a local SMART group hinging on a single motivated teacher carrying the weight of the program at his or her school.
Twenty-nine of those deaths came in a single, politically motivated massacre of reporters and others in the Philippines last November, the worst known episode for journalists, the committee said.
The recent kerfuffle between Oprah Winfrey and Glenn Beck over the former's conflation of Trayvon Martin's and Emmett Till's deaths into a single example of racially-motivated violence -- separated by nearly six decades -- once again reveals a disappointing trend of history-as-I-see-it written by celebrities.
Lacking a single vendor or institution both motivated and powerful enough to provide a structure for collaboration, early Unix system administrators had to build their own structures.
This theoretically accomplished two goals: Napoleon could not defeat them piecemeal, and the presence of soldiers from several states within a single armed force limited "politically motivated acts of national self-interest".
Yet not a single person was reported dead as a result of politically motivated violence.
The exception is politically motivated crimes ("terrorist offenses"), which are heard by a single Crown Court judge with no jury.
Wilson said the NRA could not accomplish anything unless it had a motivated membership willing to reliably get to the polls for a single issue.
This motivated us to design the current study to evaluate the effectiveness of different genome assembly software on a single, short-fragment library across a range of bacterial species.
The findings should be generalized with caution because, although the sample was demographically diverse, enrollment occurred within a single health system and only one-third of solicitants actually participated, which may have biased toward the selection of more motivated individuals.
