Sentence examples for rather motivated from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere in Europe, the interest of public authorities in children's free time was more recent (around the mid-1990s) and rather motivated by economic, demographic, societal and spatial circumstances (Frønes 2011; Zeiher 2011).
Yet, this exposure did not stop the schemes, but rather motivated President Correa to further dictatorial-like powers over the media and judiciary in order to protect his cousin and associates.
It may be assumed that rather motivated physicians who already provide higher quality service to their patients are more likely to participate in a study of quality analysis.
Considering the possibility that rather motivated students responded, it is possible that scores would have been even more disappointing if the overall response rate had been higher.
1) All participants must invest approximately 30 minutes for the baseline assessment, which will select rather motivated participants and prevent the participation of un-motivated participants.
On Sundays, Keisha Blake attended Kilburn Pentecostal with her family, minus Cheryl, and Leah often came along, not because she was in any sense a believer but, rather, motivated by the generosity of spirit described above.
Of course it may be possible that rather the motivated GPs with the more motivated patients and caregivers were willing to participate in the study.
The duration of our dynamic acquisition may be considered limited but longer acquisition periods risk patient movement artefacts, especially in patient participants rather than motivated normal volunteers [1, 2, 4], as well as a possible influence of de-phosphorylation, so 30 min seemed reasonable.
People feel that it was politically motivated rather than economically motivated.
She argues further that it is more interesting to explore what is motivating, rather than measuring how motivated people are.
"The procedure isn't a scientific assessment but rather a politically motivated campaign against a very successful federal minister".
