Similar words: motivation, captivating, motivate, motivated, captivation, motive, privatisation, captivate. Meaning: ['məʊtɪveɪt] 
n. the act of motivating; providing incentive. adj. impelling to action.
n. the act of motivating; providing incentive. adj. impelling to action. 
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1. She's very good at motivating her students.
2. Surely the role of idealism is as a motivating aspiration and a yardstick.
3. As long as this biased reward system persists, motivating teaching staff to improve the training of medical students will be difficult.
4. Conversely, in motivating individuals to leave or withdraw, relative deprivation of individual rewards is a major influence.
5. There was, of course, another motivating factor: that most basic and powerful philosophy of all, the pursuit of wealth.
6. Do such values provide a central motivating force in behaviour between kin?
7. Motivating others Memos are sometimes used to help motivate others.
8. These reasons are your motivating factors that will urge you on to bigger and better things.
9. One key motivating factor is greed and a desire to accumulate more wealth.
10. That would also help him with motivating and evaluating the site supervisors who reported to him now.
11. The managers began to mention among their responsibilities motivating their subordinates, and a selected few brought up leadership.
12. National vocational qualifications are a critical element in motivating youngsters and ensuring that their achievements are recognised rapidly.
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13. Drama can be a powerful force for motivating and enhancing work in every curriculum area.
14. You need to consider what consequences, what additional motivating events or rewards you can use to keep you going.
15. The major part of teaching, motivating and assessing what has been learned should take place outside the diabetic clinic.
16. Views differed as to whether the review procedure was also an efficient means of arriving at prescriptions for changes and motivating their implementation.
17. Whatever economists might like to think, economic efficiency is not the only consideration that is motivating policy.
18. Working under pressure to meet a deadline had a motivating effect.
19. They both push you and have their own ways of motivating you.
20. On one hand, he was the most passionate leader one could hope for, a motivating force without parallel.
21. Maslow's hierarchy isolates needs for self-esteem as a separate motivating category.
22. Successful background in driving tasks and projects, and effectively motivating a team towards achievement of goals.
23. Worries about pollution levels from intensive indoor units and growing concern about animal welfare are also motivating factors.
24. Such anthologies have great interest and value, not least because of their motivating appeal to students.
25. Everything that is past is either a learning experience to grow on, a beautiful memory to reflect on, or a motivating factor to act upon. Denis Waitley 
26. What Gast alone came back with was footage of Ali motivating himself while simultaneously enchanting the media and the natives.
27. Theodor Reinhart was himself an art collector, and was undoubtedly a strong motivating influence on his son.
28. It covered subjects which included selling skills, overcoming customers' objections and motivating retail salesmen.
29. The making of a video recording provides a goal for learners to work towards and this is a motivating factor.
30. This attention to detail and time has the dual reward of motivating us to be on time and making us feel important.
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