Sentence examples for new motives from inspiring English sources

One of the most significant contributions that the learning approach has made to the study of motivation is its emphasis on the ability of individuals to learn new motives.

In his masques Jonson was fertile in inventing new motives for the arrival of the strangers.

New motives may snap them back to vitality, albeit, here, to sophisticated rather than disruptive effect.

It has been demonstrated that new motives may be acquired as a result of three learning techniques: classical, instrumental, and observational learning.

New motives propel the second wave.China's government is keen to boost the miserable yields it gets on its overseas investments, argues Thilo Hanemann of Rhodium Group, a consultant.

It was 18 months after the 9/11 attacks, and the invasion of Iraq was giving Muslim extremists new motives for havoc.

One is that the attacks on September 11th, and the fear of more in future on an even more devastating scale, have given the United States a powerful new motive for global activism, while persuading most other countries, whatever their snarls of criticism or resentment, not to stand in its way at least for the time being.

A major Amazigh uprising against the Arabs in North Africa had powerful repercussions in Muslim Spain; it caused the depopulation of the northwestern peninsula, occupied at that time mainly by Imazighen, and brought the Syrian army of Balj to Al-Andalus, which introduced a new motive for discord.

Once inventory re-accumulation and auto production snap back in the back half of '09, the economy needs new motive power for 2010, but I can't find it as yet.

After surveying a variety of existing approaches in these terms, we build on the results of the survey to sketch a design for a new motive management framework which goes beyond the current state of the art.

"The Escape" will be the first track on New Motive Power's upcoming album The Initiative. .