Sentence examples for off the motivation from inspiring English sources

You must be sick.' " For Peter Harrison, the cheerful British technology entrepreneur who sold his companies at the height of the bull market and who rides in the back of his boat during races in a plastic chair with the legs sawed off, the motivation was patriotism.

Unfortunately opiates also shut off the motivation to connect.

Because Wikipedia has all the mindshare and they are just one website, it cuts off the motivation for other people to participate in cataloging the world's knowledge.

Others have argued that Lopez's advice isn't all that novel, since many of his talks piggyback off more established luminaries of the motivation and business spaces.

There is a possible case to be made that the eventual reveal of the reason for the killing – sexual abuse, the off-the-peg motivation in crime fiction these days – was a let down, but the scene in which Colman's cop discovers and then interrogates the man whom she ought to have known to be the killer is one of the most surprisingly written and ragingly played scenes of recent TV drama.

Read says when he began to write at least part of the motivation was "to show off.

"I lost a little bit of the motivation to do things off the pitch".

The trade-off between the motivation to act and the biases that promote action lies at the heart of the contribution of behavioral economics and social sciences to the study of strategy.

When I asked Biden how he would decide to run for President, he ticked off the factors: the motivation ("Do you really believe you have the capacity to change things that you're passionate about?"), the chances ("Can you win this thing?"), the organization ("Can I raise a billion dollars?"), the family ("If Jill were not happy — it sounds like a stupid thing — but I'm not happy").

Earnings season for the third quarter kicked off Monday and the motivation to cook the books might be high, since some analysts are expecting this quarter to be the worst since 2009, according to the Financial Times.

But it seems to me that once BART installed the equipment, disabling it for the purpose of cutting off communications -- whatever the motivation -- is treading on dangerous ground.