Sentence examples similar to dominating motivation from inspiring English sources
However, in contrast to the SHARE study interest and enjoyment rather than enjoyment and pessimism dominated the Motivation factor.
Purdue's coach Darrell Hazell had opined earlier in the week that Penn State's offensive line was not as good as previous opponents Wisconsin and Iowa, and Penn State used it as motivation, dominating the line of scrimmage, which numerous offensive lineman noted was "fun".
Motivations for participating are diverse; no one singular motivation dominates for individuals [ 22, 36, 43].
Matthews (2010) concludes that prior to 2005, the CAP successfully insulated EU domestic prices from the volatility of the world market but the price stability interventions became "increasingly intertwined with and dominated by" a motivation to simply transfer income to the EU farm sector.
Goal setting theory has been dominated by job motivation theory in the last decade.
Given that such motivations dominated behaviour attempts to manage noncompliance through the routine processes and structures of international politics proved unsuccessful.
A desire to make a difference was also evident in other health disciplines such as allied health where altruistic motivations dominate career choice [ 10].
Timothy Karr from the Save the Internet campaign does not doubt Zuckerberg's "genuine zeal to connect the world" but says we should not ignore his motivation to "dominate the global internet landscape".
If Plato and Aristotle fail to articulate substantive first principles of practical reason, and if Kant overlooks them in favor of the quasi-Humeian notions of motivation that dominate ethics during the Enlightenment (and ever since), the articulation of such principles by Aquinas deserves attention.
Thorpe, who became a star after dominating the pool at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, retired in 2006, citing a lack of motivation.
