Sentence examples for perhaps motivating from inspiring English sources
In a country where women's sports live on life support and a Title IX equivalent is a pipe dream, winning anew on an international stage could have forced Japan to take them seriously, perhaps motivating more girls to compete.
The fashion companys shares enjoyed a 3% move higher to $85.67 Tuesday, perhaps motivating the protective options transaction observed in the March contract.
Conventional wisdom suggested that the Grizzlies mentally wouldn't be able to bounce back from the psychic aftermath of such a memorable disaster, but, perhaps motivated by their lack of motivation in game one, they pulled out a rather easy victory.
Still, there are sightings, or rumored sightings, of Mr. bin Laden, perhaps motivated by the large reward offered.
Originally, graphs were perhaps "motivated" pictorial signs that were subsequently used to represent the initial sound of the name of the pictured object.
Farrell, the Sox skipper, perhaps motivated by replay rage from the day before, stormed out of the dugout to argue the decision.
Restaurants are also slowly making their offerings healthier, perhaps motivated by the increased visibility menu labeling gives to the caloric content of their food.
Critics accuse Fair Trade USA of watering down standards, perhaps motivated by the bigger fees to be earned from certifying a higher volume of products.
But Guangdong officials, perhaps motivated by the harsh criticism they received for their botched handling of the initial outbreak last year, seemed determined to act aggressively.
And even Beckham, far removed from the routine player, is perhaps motivated by the fear that hangs over most footballers in the twilight of their careers.
That athleticism sometimes manifests in unusual ways: Kalil blocked four field goals in his career, perhaps motivated by the chance to actually touch a football, something he never got to do very much in childhood.
