motivating

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• We now need to ensure that all market players are motivated to make hyperefficient building insulation their standard operating procedure.

• So when Kamaru became a world champion, that motivated me a lot.

• This is the idea motivating the recent paper by Christos Makridis of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Cary Wu of York University in Toronto.

• For Adams, he hopes his trash pickups motivate others to litter less and pick up more.

• I’m looking for someone who challenges me and motivates me to try new things.

• Instructional materials and approaches that motivate, stimulate, and engage students.

• The Democrats lost it, by being afraid to have a strong message and motivate their voters.

• But he argued that the issue does motivate otherwise unlikely voters and could be a deciding factor in a close race.

• Trying to motivate the Allies, he offered his assistance and cooperation to the profession as a whole, pro bono.

• Needless to say, Democrats are hoping to use the issue to motivate their base.

• They are used by the government as one of the economic levers intended to motivate enterprises toward greater efficiency.

• These problems may then motivate you to enter individual therapy.

• He had felt it before, but the feeling was strong enough now to motivate action.

• If He is in us, why does He not manifest to us continually, why does His power not always motivate our actions?

• These principles motivate our actions within the United Nations.