Sentence examples for cases motivation from inspiring English sources

However, the field of nano-environmental safety has fallen behind commercial development due to the lack of resources and, in some cases, motivation in researching this field.

In both cases, motivation and engagement need to be sustained through appropriate strategies, such as clarifying goals, assessing and rewarding achievement, providing regular feedback, and, employing educational methods to actively engage learners (Mann 1999).

In most cases motivation stems from a need which must be fulfilled, and this in turn leads to a specific behavior.

Hospital controls have several appealing features: convenience, low cost to identify and interview, comparable information quality as cases, motivation to participate and comparable healthcare-seeking behaviour.

Further, there is evidence that effortful control correlates with and aids the development of impulse control, self-regulation, and conscientiousness [ 14– 18], and executive functioning has been shown to correlate with intelligence [ 19] and, in certain cases, motivation [ 20].

"In both cases, your motivation was financial greed".

Most teams have neither the money nor, in some cases, the motivation to play the high-stakes games of the Yankees and the Red Sox.

In some cases the motivation behind making demands so onerous that the opponent cannot possibly grant them is clear: the hard-liner wants to provoke an armed conflict which he thinks he can win, and a compromise solution might forestall the war.

In other cases, the motivation is different: the hard-liner understands that his internal political power within his own country is reinforced by the conflict, even if (perhaps especially if) his side appears to be losing, so he makes demands that ensure conflict will continue.

And in most cases the motivation for doing so is clear.

In some cases, the motivation of the hijacker is difficult to discern.