Sentence examples for again motivated from inspiring English sources
In addition, LNS researchers are studying rare decays at the LHC, again motivated by the possibility of new physics.
Hingis told Swiss reporters Wednesday that she was once again motivated to make sure the two sisters did not meet.
Moreover, and again motivated by our previous work, we introduce an alternative perturbative approach that we show to be numerically stable.
The yield spike also reflects the view — again, motivated by the expectation of faster future price growth — that the Federal Reserve will raise its benchmark interest rate more quickly than planned, and that expectation gets quickly built into market yields.
As with the referendum, which many European leaders saw as a Tory cat fight that got out of control, I have little doubt many on the continent see this election as again motivated by the internal machinations of the Tory party.
Second, some medieval philosophers, again motivated by their metaphysical commitments as well as their understanding of what wholes must be, will prefer to distinguish between "true", or "proper", wholes and quasi-wholes.
It will also have to again motivate its employees, who were already looking forward to integrating a bank that would have given Barclays a new distribution network for its products.
It is an open question whether the present generation that now takes peace in Europe virtually for granted and which is groomed to expect wars without casualties, could ever again be motivated in the same way as the soldiers of the second world war.
Thus I set off to graduate school, again highly motivated.
The shape of the function (boldsymbol {f}_{bar {boldsymbol {y}}} and the choice of statistics in (bar {boldsymbol {w}}_{bar {boldsymbol {y}}}(boldsymbol {G})=bar {boldsymbol {omega }}), where (bar {boldsymbol {omega }}) is an ((Mtimes bar {R})) matrix of network statistics, are again, ideally, motivated by theory.
And studies have proved again and again that better motivated employees produce better returns to all stakeholders over time: the shareholder, the employees, the corporation itself.
