Sentence examples for less motivated than from inspiring English sources

Do they seem more or less motivated than someone who has no prearranged plan to move?

Moreover, most of the groups Republicans are losing are less motivated than those they have gained.

Some children who are less motivated than Helen and Osama drift into crime, and the cost to society is enormous.

Joyce Purnick (Metro Matters column, Dec. 27) asserts that today's students in New York City's public schools are "less prepared and less motivated than students in past generations".

Other suitors for Fielder, notably the Washington Nationals, were less motivated than Ilitch to give Fielder the contract his talent demands.

Such discrimination often stems from the common myths that overweight people are slower or less motivated than their slimmer counterparts, says Jeffrey E. Christian, chief executive of Christian & Timbers Inc., a Cleveland recruiting firm with offices in New York.

Pharmacists will be randomised along with the PCGs since the meeting scheme (which pharmacist meeting which PCG) will be defined before randomisation: this in order to avoid a 'topic-based' self-selection of visiting pharmacists, which may introduce a bias (doctors receiving intervention A could meet more or less motivated pharmacists, than those receiving intervention B).

There is reason to believe that younger students are less motivated for medicine than older students.

139 A recent review concluded there is some evidence to suggest that individuals diagnosed with a psychotic disorder are slightly less motivated to quit than those diagnosed with depression.

In Oregon and Switzerland, studies have shown that people who request death are less motivated by physical pain than by the desire to remain autonomous.

Results also suggested that the transactional distance changed during the learning process: highly motivated students performed much better than less motivated students.