Most parents want their children to be motivated at school and motivated students tend to do better.
Adolescents reported some positive changes in their treatment motivation, but those who were more likely to be motivated at admission were also more likely to deteriorate in treatment motivation from admission to departure.
Mr. Black's sale seemed to be motivated at least in part by his large debt load, $1.6 billion.
Mr. Dinkins also seemed to suggest for the first time that he believed the boycott might be motivated, at least in part, by racial animosity.
They simply express a motivating state that the individual already has; to make a moral judgment is already to be motivated, at least to some degree.
Thus, the principal is left with a single measure (P_{2}) to control (a_{2}.) First period effort cannot be motivated at all.
Hawking (1992) conjectures that backwards time travel is physically impossible but judging from the passage quoted, he appears to be motivated (at least in part) by the thought that it is logically impossible.
Rather, the activity must be pursued in part for the purpose of doing it together with my friend, and this is the point of saying that the shared activity must be motivated, at least in part, by the friendship itself.
The trip - which is supported by the comedian, actor and electric car fanatic Robert Llewellyn - seems to be motivated, at least in part, because they feel my test is an unfair test of electric cars.
In particular, it seems possible, though irrational, for an agent to judge that he is required to do something and yet not be motivated at all to do it.
