Sentence examples for purpose of motivating from inspiring English sources

Speer et al. [36] proposes the interactive game called 20 Questions with the dual purpose of motivating voluntary contributions to the OMCS project and increasing the rate of new knowledge acquisition.

The halfway huts also serve the purpose of motivating full-term women, particularly those from remote villages, to move close to the birthing home during the week of their scheduled delivery.

However, little is known about the most effective ways to communicate with older people with the specific purpose of motivating them to engage in activity in general and volunteering activities in particular [ 52, 53].

The SM Net was established in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh---in high-risk villages and urban areas in high transmission areas of a country endemic for polio---for the purpose of motivating families to have all their children under five years of age receive polio vaccine during routine immunization services and during supplemental immunization activities (SIAs).

Given the framing provided by TPB, then, there is no compelling reason to deliver risk feedback for the purposes of motivating behavior change.

In the book, Eric and Jonathan talk about the kind of talent, processes and culture that Google developed over time — with the sole purpose of attracting, motivating and retaining the best talent.

AstraZeneca CEO Pascal Soriot described the qualities of effective leaders: They build cultures of shared purpose to motivate their team, they play to win, they listen to and learn from others, and they take risks.

Important functions include giving a sense of purpose, motivating employees to identify with the organisation, giving recognition to the interests of external stakeholders, and to improve the resource allocation process.

Google served its purpose to motivate me – now some other company will enjoy the benefits of that motivation.

Despite Adam Smith's invisible hand of selfishness, purpose is motivating because deep down we are all longing to "give ourselves away" to something bigger than our petty selfish concerns.

He advocates the adoption of a new mindset, Motivation 3.0, which stresses the importance of autonomy, mastery, and purpose in motivating ourselves, our employees, and our families.