Sentence examples for ambivalent motivation from inspiring English sources
One major challenge that has been identified in AN treatment is the ambivalent motivation for change and treatment in affected patients.
It is possible that older people may be more compliant with appointments offered and younger people may be harder to arrange a time with because of work and other commitments, or ambivalent motivation.
The absolute priority is engaging the large majority of the population who are concerned about climate change, but feel deeply ambivalent about the motivations of environmentalists and government.
This has created lots of bad will when patients are encouraged to buy bags of products... ..........) Others held a more ambivalent position, where the motivations toward practitioner profit or patient well being were sometimes described as "hard to distinguish.
In the writers' room, the two creators were trying to pin down the motivations of Randy Marsh, the show's ambivalent adult moral compass, as he grapples with a presidential race between two candidates he dislikes and decides whether he should try the narcotic member berries.
However, students were ambivalent regarding the effectiveness of teacher training in individuals with low motivation to teach.
American astronomers were ambivalent.
Its garment is ambivalent.
They are surprisingly ambivalent.
