Sentence examples for rather than motivation from inspiring English sources

As a result, the additional cost of using a cellphone in many other countries may end up being a minor inconvenience, rather than motivation to take out a second mortgage.

Their issue is about validation rather than motivation.

One limitation of Herzberg's Theory of Motivation is that it was originally developed to manage staff motivation inside an organization [ 11], rather than motivation of a range of stakeholders from different organizations.

Future efforts to adapt instructional design may choose to target topic-specific motivation rather than general motivation; for example, having a learner commit to individual learning goals before a module may enhance self-efficacy and improve motivation to learn a specific topic.

Differences in motivation ("to please parents" rather than internal motivation) were seen by participants from different ethnic groups as indicating that Asian students would be less likely to be deep learners, caring communicators, active participants in their learning, and ultimately good doctors.

It has been shown that "in the heat of the moment" sexual decision making is to a great extent influenced by the motive to have sex, rather than the motivation to protect oneself against unwanted pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections (Abraham et al., 1999; Ariely & Loewenstein, 2006).

But that is a question of the details and consequences of violence, rather than the motivation, which is what the Rodger videos are about.

He later accepted a redrawn definition making it clearer that it was racist outcome rather than racial motivation that was the issue.

There is much that we can support in Tuesday's announcement, but the real test of whether the proposals enhance rather than undermine motivation and morale will not be seen until the practical detail of implementation emerges.

Relation to uncertainty: both RRI and neoliberalism assume uncertainty as opening opportunities for action rather than a motivation for adopting a merely precautionary stance.

Having the reward present during work (and easily accessible) creates a negative frustration — akin to teasing — rather than providing motivation.