| Contrary to popular belief it is not always the thought of more money that is the main motivator. |
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| This proved to be an excellent motivator for the team in terms of spurring them on to deliver a focused and determined team effort. |
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| Indeed, the opportunity to hone his skills as a tactician and motivator excites him much more than completing a century knock. |
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| For tech workers, at least, the threat of offshoring is also a strong motivator. |
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| Based on these comments, we assume that family-business values can act as a strong motivator. |
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| But when harnessed correctly, bitterness can be a fantastic motivator for achievement. |
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| However, while the younger man's motivator is religious zeal, Larry's impetus is a need to land the client. |
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| Income, while being a common primary motivator, is not necessarily always the most appropriate mechanism to motivate the salesforce. |
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| In the movie, Baldwin, as a sales motivator, gives a chalk talk to a group of real estate salesmen on the techniques of making a sale. |
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| Larry's high energy, work-ethic and light-heartedness make him a natural leader and motivator. |
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| It would require that he be the intuitive portfolio leader, flexible, highly competitive, and a good motivator and communicator. |
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| Shanahan isn't much of a motivator, and nobody else on the staff really has taken on that role. |
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| If nothing else will get us to do the right thing, fear is a last-resort motivator. |
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| The almost-immediate muscle engorgement many bodybuilders experience with creatine can be the best motivator for improved workouts. |
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| Slouching off in the first two years of med school has turned out to be a great motivator for me. |
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| From this starting point pure fear is an excellent motivator to maintain perfection. |
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| As Hickey noted, peasants have many methods of passive and active resistance, and force is often counterproductive as a motivator. |
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| How, for example, would you explain religious sacrifice and penance which are an important motivator for many non-western consumers? |
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| Words of encouragement are a powerful motivator, especially for kids struggling to keep up. |
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| The survey found that the prime motivator for buying pictures was home decoration. |
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| Fear is a powerful motivator, and it takes strong ethics to resist the temptation to abuse it. |
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| It is also an affirmation of his skills as an experienced organiser and motivator. |
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| The desire for recognition, status, prestige, and power is a very important motivator, and an especially important one for political animals. |
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| Should a cow not be completely milked at this point, then the cow motivator will not operate. |
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| Often recognition for membership growth is a motivator to exceed growth goals year after year. |
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| Quality of service has always been a paramount goal and motivator at Passport Canada. |
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| Quite often, cause-related marketing uses the negative consequences of inaction as the main motivator. |
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| Pay is certainly a factor, but in many cases, it is not the most important motivator. |
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| Early riser, organiser, problem-solver, judge of character, motivator, bon vivant and head chef at Swiss Life. |
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| And I was really excited to be doing research so money was not a motivator. |
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| Perhaps the strongest motivator lies in the children or youth that I've worked with. |
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| The hope of water was such a powerful motivator, it kept me going. |
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| This implementation project has utilized an evaluative research approach to use local data as a change motivator for advanced access. |
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| In that setting, money can work as a motivator, a medium of communication, and a measuring rod for fairness. |
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| This motivator is more common than either employees or management cares to admit. |
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| He is a great motivator and a real people person, who is more than happy to inspire other people in order to help them realise and achieve their dreams in life. |
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| The energy and passion for excellence at Mirion Technologies was a key motivator in my decision to join. |
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| The possibility of joining the European Union, which would require reform of the media, has been a powerful motivator. |
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| According to this style, the leader is also the motivator, he or she must provide instructions and offer reinforcement. |
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| While his health was a motivator, many also speculate he did it with an eye on a future presidential run. |
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| That goes a long way here in South Carolina and could trump party loyalty as a motivator. |
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| Involving them in the process of change is a good motivator to fill out the survey. |
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| Fear of persecution has been an equally powerful motivator for hundreds of thousands of dissenters in countries like Chile, China and Guatemala. |
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| I'm sure those are both on the table, but when someone is sitting on nine digits, that kind of package isn't a motivator. |
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| Being reminded that economic and social conditions are not improving at the pace one expected can be a powerful motivator. |
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| In this age of belt-tightening, lightening the load of weekly spending could be a motivator that makes the difference. |
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| I understand if we lose we swap places with Australia in standings, there's a motivator there. |
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| A teacher is a student's confidant, motivator and love-hate object. |
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| And new evidence shows the cause is a turnout motivator for Democratic base voters. |
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| The popular talk show host draws ratings, crowds, and is a motivator. |
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| He's also an ideas man, a motivator, and an accomplished session musician. |
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| Not only has he been a teacher of cooperative principles, but he also has been a motivator who has brought many people into cooperative organizations. |
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| He can look back at a career that has involved not only the creation of dozens of ballets, but he was also the chief motivator behind the creation of The Joyce Theater. |
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| Unfortunately, the only motivator, and perhaps not even a good motivator, is a lawsuit. |
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| Construction of the new building adjacent to SSQ's Head Office has been a great motivator for SSQ Real Estate employees throughout the year. |
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| The intense desire to move away from what once worked well and felt right can be a powerful motivator. |
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| It is good that there is talk of the need to publicise these examples as a positive motivator for the public at large. |
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| Access to learning and training is a strong motivator for attracting and retaining qualified staff. |
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| This became a motivator to settle west into the unknown continent, and likewise an expansion of tobacco production. |
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| It's a great motivator, but it can also be a misleader. |
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| Soon, inevitably because of Saul's abilities as a public speaker and motivator, Barnabas began to take second place and recede into the background. |
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| Figure 3 shows examinations to be the strongest motivator, followed by a desire to supplement school learning and by a perception that they were underachieving. |
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| In fact, analysis also tends to show that a higher salary is barely a motivator at all for many staff, and more money can even work to diminish employee engagement. |
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| A polished final product is a massive motivator. |
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| Perhaps some kind of social currency could be used as a motivator. |
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| Wanting something is a tremendous motivator. |
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| Recognition for effective performance is a powerful motivator. |
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| Mr. Michener was a great motivator of Canadian youth and he encouraged them to be part of Canada's great future by achieving their full potential. |
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| While salary is certainly a factor in keeping good employees, Painchaud says studies show that for most workers, money is not the biggest motivator. |
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| In some areas in Europe, the main motivator for using water abstraction taxes is over-abstraction, which threatens the sustainability of some aquifers and is causing salinization of others. |
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| On an IPBES, Hilary Benn noted that the IPCC findings had been a great motivator for political action, observing that IPBES may provide this for biodiversity and ecosystems. |
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| While marketing the 'Take the Stairs' program is crucial, another important motivator is making stairwells a more inviting place. |
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| Reputational harm may be more of a motivator than the sanctions. |
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| Many emigrants from South Africa also state that crime was a big motivator for them to leave. |
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| Just a word rhymer, a letter writer, a campaign fighter, maybe a 'fire starter', or a motivator. |
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| It's because curiosity is a lead-in to a motivator, not a parallel motivator. |
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| See Boyer and Cockriel for the complete survey, including all motivator and barrier items. |
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| The thing is, surprise is still a huge motivator for readers. |
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| Laura Quinones is a motivator and conceptualizer, able to take a product from the drawing boards to market in a cohesive and straight forward way. |
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| This problem has motivated a tremendous amount of discussion and debate in linguistics circles and it is a primary motivator behind the Construction Grammar framework. |
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| Other speakers include serial entrepreneur Ketan Makwana, trainer and motivator Terry Careswell of Ignite Firewalking, and didgeridoo 'therapist' Gregg Chapman. |
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| Originally used by sports and physical fitness enthusiasts, pedometres are now becoming popular as an everyday exercise or motion measurer and motivator. |
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