Synonym: actuate, incite, move, prompt, propel. Similar words: motive, privately, the private sector, motion, promotion, innovative, conservative, negotiate. Meaning: ['məʊtɪveɪt] v. give an incentive for action.
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91. Sex - inhibitions still so greatly trouble and motivate a man like Mason.
92. How do you motivate people to work hard and efficiently?
93. A good salary alone is no longer enough to motivate staff.
94. The only way you can motivate people is to communicate with them.
95. However, my original motivate to read this book is to know more details about these big shots and the events around them, because Mike Wallace knows more; in common parlance,(sentencedict.com) to gossip.
96. The ways of nurturing students' creative thinking in classroom teaching include: create situations, laydown suspenses, form questions, induce ideas and motivate mutually and make expansion.
97. We introduce and motivate the main theme of the course, setting the problem of learning from examples as the problem of approximating a multivariate function from sparse data.
98. Finally, it clarified the reliability of the recordation about ancient robot is not desirable, hut this advanced thought can motivate people to create and invent something.
99. Leading by example and influencing is the driver to motivate advancement.
100. Therefore, ownership might motivate the outside board members to vigilantly monitor corporate acquisition strategy.
101. Stock options are a good way to motivate employees to work harder.
102. Your trainer will motivate you to keep with the training program.
103. The system would motivate everyone to reduce emissions in the most cost-effective way.
104. The market players target - maximizing profit is the endogenous power to motivate the autonomous growth of economy.
105. Finally, it clarified the reliability of the recordation about ancient robot is not desirable, but this advanced thought can motivate people to create and invent something.
106. Car - free zone size is not important, the key is to motivate every green on the trip.
107. We can't expect a mere desire for powerful, reliable software to motivate people to make great efforts .
108. By starting your day setting your 10 top goals you jump-start your creativity — which will motivate you for the rest of the day.
109. Manage and motivate the service providers to achieve the performance indicators.
110. This is a typical human resource development and management case concerning bow to motivate employees.
111. Ability to motivate restaurant staff and maintain a cohesive team.
112. The corporate charter invalid system has great significance which could motivate company's development and preserve the social order.
113. Studies do suggest that higher levels of PPD symptoms in mothers motivate more child care by fathers, and increased social support is one of the best predictors for the remission of PPD.
114. Yet many leaders fail to motivate people to achieve results because those leaders misconstrue the concept and applications of motivation .
115. I think, however, that the killing of Bin Laden will motivate extremists to carry out a variety of dastardly deeds.
116. Otherwise, based on the entropy of information principles, to forecast the ability of interference to motivate brittleness.
117. Use reward systems (star charts culminating in a lucky dip or favourite outing) to motivate preschool and school-age kids, especially if they are getting out of bed or coming into your bed at night.
118. What have you learned about using deadlines to motivate people or teams?
119. Responsible for performance review for all department members, motivate all subordinates.
120. On the one hand, an increase in real wages should motivate more work effort since the price of consumption goods in terms of forgone leisure has fallen.
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