And this culture tends to be self-perpetuating — very skilled, highly motivated people like to work with other very skilled, highly motivated people.
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Scammers are sophisticated and highly motivated to get your money.
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They're highly motivated by feelings and not persuaded by facts.
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They were, I could see, highly motivated to silence me.
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Biderman sounds highly motivated to put it to work, too.
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These guys had years in Jordan, were highly motivated, bright.
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They will be well armed, well trained and highly motivated.
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In short, both parties were highly motivated in early voting.
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He obviously will be highly motivated playing in Italy as well.
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So traffickers are highly motivated to push it on their customers.
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WE ARE LOOKING AT EVERYTHING WE ARE HIGHLY MOTIVATED TO DOTHAT.
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"When the kids are young, they're highly motivated," Mr. Fried said.
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"Liberals are already highly motivated — they hardly need another reason," he said.
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Education is crucial to moving EVs, even when buyers are highly motivated.
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The effect is like high-brow vandalism created by highly motivated vandals.
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The nice thing for these kids is that they're already highly motivated.
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I'm highly motivated because she's one of the top players right now.
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There are people who are highly motivated, but don't have the skills.
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Dear Annabel,I'm currently moving cities, starting school, and feeling highly motivated.
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They start young and are highly motivated because they come from nothing.
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They will be highly motivated to show the loss was a fluke.
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The Samoans will be highly motivated, but will have their hands full.
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Needless to say, these people were all smart, ambitious and highly motivated.
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The results are from early adopters of the model, with highly motivated teachers.
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A highly motivated workforce is seen as the secret sauce for corporate success.
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He lost a lot of weight but remains highly motivated, his doctor said.
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"He was highly motivated, very single-minded in pursuing his goal," he said.
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They're our closest competitors; the individuals or groups we're highly motivated to defeat.
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Bill Cosby, Donald Trump, Kanye West: highly visible stars with highly motivated antagonists.
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A second JD.com insider said Liu was "lively" and highly motivated by competition.
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We asked Blake which interview questions employers should ask to attract highly motivated people.
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Just a few months ago, Republicans were highly motivated to halt the refugee program.
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This is what this is about, how do you stay highly motivated 24/7?
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He was highly motivated to learn everything he could about subjects that interested him.
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And he has a highly motivated supporter base that isn't ready to quit anytime soon.
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Kantaro is a highly motivated, organized book salesman who's frequently his company's top-selling rep.
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Well-executed spearphishing can be quite sophisticated, and Russia was highly motivated to hack Democrats.
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Highly motivated young voters become a generation that largely despises the things Trump Republicans do.
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"It was an extremely interesting experience and this was a highly motivated group," he said.
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We're going to play against a real good team that's highly motivated and desperate to win.
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Democratic college students are highly motivated and say they'll support whoever the Democratic nominee may be.
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I was highly motivated and became the first in my family to graduate from high school.
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All highly motivated professionals, most work in the tech industry, often leading their own start-ups.
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They know how to play the game and they are highly motivated to win in November.
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"I'm now highly motivated to make sure you're successful, because I've just invested in you," MIlken said.
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Approximately two-thirds of consumers we surveyed were highly motivated to explore raw DNA for ancestral details.
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The outcome also showed that women were highly motivated to vote for the Democratic nominee, Lt. Gov.
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Surgical patients are highly motivated, for instance, and healthy enough that surgeons do not turn them away.
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A key reason financial services are in London is you need a lot of smart, highly motivated people.
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China has an army of these agents, many of them poorly trained but highly motivated to make sales.
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Over time, they've come to monopolize the adoption market, given their access to highly motivated and passionate recruits.
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A young first lieutenant who would only give his first name, "Vladimir," said the troops are highly motivated.
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And, a capable, highly-motivated national security team supporting the president's lofty but daunting initiatives remains in place.
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"We're highly motivated to vote based upon the mistreatment of those in the island after Hurricane Maria," Rep.
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"These are moms who are highly educated, highly motivated, they all want to do it," Dr. Sattari said.
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Hundreds of highly motivated volunteers knocked on doors, wrote postcards to voters and drove them to the polls.
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Lucas and Kennedy are obviously good friends and longtime collaborators, but they're also fiercely competitive and highly motivated people.
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Midshipmen are highly motivated and disciplined, and many go on to have prominent careers within and outside the military.
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Well, nothing may make them more highly motivated to do the right thing than the fear of losing that.
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Leaving diligence to people highly motivated to close a deal would barely seem to qualify as diligence at all.
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That is the most financially sustainable approach, he says, but it appeals to only the most highly motivated employers.
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They face highly motivated, well-resourced "union avoidance firms" that deploy any means possible to prevent workers from organizing.
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"If a company is a good place to work, you're going to get highly motivated workers," Mr. Dodson said.
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A low turnout would be expected to benefit Ms. Le Pen, whose supporters are seen as more highly motivated.
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It means handing control to highly motivated activists who are prepared to devote their evenings to passing composite motions.
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Every anti-Trump voter who stayed home in 85033 should be highly motivated to vote for Democrats in 2018.
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"I was very highly motivated, and I was in the right place at the right time," he told an interviewer.
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In this case, one technology brought us into a dangerous situation with great powers highly motivated to use their weapons.
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Trump has probably achieved what activists had only dreamed about: a highly motivated Hispanic electorate turning out in mass numbers.
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"I'm a fast learner, I'm highly motivated, I can wave backwards, and I've never met Jeffrey Epstein," he says. Ouch.
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The public is highly motivated to protect American lives, as are members of Congress who are responsive to the public.
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To the Editor: The bulk of college students — certainly those on my campus — are wonderfully bright, industrious and highly motivated.
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She explained that the main difference between celebrity clients and 'regular people' is that stars tend to be more highly motivated.
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This product likely works best for dogs who are highly motivated to get their food or dogs who enjoy a challenge.
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At the news conference on Saturday, the laureates described highly motivated students who were hindered in part by their government's policies.
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Mentally tough athletes have an insatiable desire to succeed, have unshakable confidence, are highly motivated and adapt well to stressful situations.
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Democrats are highly motivated to oppose Trump and all his works, while Republicans don't seem particularly interested in backing Trumpish candidates.
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Logan says he's not messing around -- he's deadly serious about getting a deal done and thinks Brown is highly motivated, too.
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Colleges, including elite schools, are making it easier to transfer from community colleges, seeing a valuable source of highly motivated students.
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This isn't surprising, as people are highly motivated not to die of malaria and won't put nets to secondary uses lightly.
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These enhancements allow the birds to engage in the perching, dust-bathing, nesting and foraging behaviors they are highly motivated to perform.
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Thus a fringe idea becomes a litmus test for primary candidates, handing power to a small but highly motivated group of cranks.
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Somewhere inside your lazy bones, there waits a hyper-productive, highly motivated version of you ready to be unleashed upon the world.
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Hearing from Mr. Trump's team — or their highly motivated supporters — now seems all but certain, whether Dr. Kaufer welcomes it or not.
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Looking back, I was highly motivated by the success of Stand by Me and River's performance in Sidney Lumet's Running on Empty.
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Other countries also know that the United Kingdom will be highly motivated to replace free trade deals it lost because of Brexit.
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He'll be highly motivated to make concessions to make sure that Britain still has access to Europe's common market when time runs out.
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Now imagine the possibilities when thousands of highly motivated coders, hackers and programmers around the world focus their talents in a global Hackathon.
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The other side wants him to stand his ground and maintain his relationship with his loyal, highly motivated, and highly anti-immigration base.
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Not only were many of the people who flocked to his rallies new voters, they were highly motivated to turn out for him.
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Director, External and Member CommunicationsThe International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA) is looking for a highly motivated communications professional to join our communications team.
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We found, as other research projects support, that white evangelicals are highly motivated to support President Donald Trump around the issue of immigration.
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All of this, of course, was too late for Ms. Bayak, 22, who has been described as a talented, highly motivated young woman.
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Though unsuccessful in their cyberattack, Microsoft said the hackers were "highly motivated" and "willing to invest significant time and resources" in their endeavour.
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You're highly motivated to win the trust of others, and humility is one of your greatest qualities that helps you achieve this goal.
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Why it matters: It means voters in those red states — Georgia, Oklahoma, Indiana and Utah — are energized and highly motivated to vote in 2020.
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The airline seeks "highly motivated individuals who can collaborate with like-minded people in an environment that embraces individuality and rewards your best work".
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They are highly motivated to answer honestly and carefully, as the only gratification that they receive for their participation is feedback on their results.
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Republicans conceded that Democrats remained highly motivated by their dislike of Trump and that history tended to favor the opposition party in midterm elections.
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It calls them "among the most highly trained, well-equipped, best fed and highly motivated" forces in North Korean leader Kim Jung Un's military.
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After a move, even habitual voters acted in the way most of us imagine everyone does: They voted only if they were highly motivated.
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There was a very fine line in her between ambition and self-sabotage; highly motivated by barriers, she often struggled most after toppling them.
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Dispassionate analysis has often become inextricably mixed up with highly motivated lobbying and advocacy, to the severe detriment to the quality of the analysis.
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There will be some highly motivated individuals out there who will be taking this opportunity to develop their existing talents and learn new skills.
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They retain a strong roster under their new manager, Dusty Baker, and new general manager, James Click, and their players will be highly motivated.
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Russell Wilson was sacked an N.F.L.-leading 20 times this season, and Smith seems highly motivated to keep that trend going in the postseason.
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But Republicans are highly motivated to accomplish one of the top items on their legislative agenda, especially after last week's election losses in Virginia.
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We're looking for highly motivated students who love the fast pace of a newsroom and have a serious interest in business news and online journalism.
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We are looking for highly motivated applicants who love the fast pace of a newsroom and have a serious interest in news and online journalism.
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If you don't know have highly motivated people in your network, Corley suggests volunteering to connect with other driven people, or joining a professional group.
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The online sale, which in the past has had an epic waitlist of highly motivated Lilly lovers, will last for three full days, until Sept.
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This is critical to Republicans because it was from such largely negative strong ratings that projections of a highly negative and highly motivated opposition arose.
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Still, World Cup officials are highly motivated to bring races closer to the major population centers of the United States where winter activities are popular.
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Sally, who grew up in a low-income immigrant household in San Francisco, proved that highly motivated, poor Asian students would be admitted to Harvard.
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Knowing that women are the primary bill payers for health care costs, expect them to be savvy and highly motivated voters in the upcoming cycle.
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Sally, who grew up in a low-income immigrant household in San Francisco, proved that highly motivated, poor Asian students would be admitted to Harvard.
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In her work, family members are the most highly motivated people Wilkens sees—and they desperately want their loved ones to get better, not worse.
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While no system is flawless, this does produce a stream of very bright, highly motivated people determined to act with integrity to solve modern intelligence problems.
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Where else do you see 24/7 hard-working and highly motivated people striving to advance their livelihoods in totally business-friendly and lightly regulated environments?
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The people who lead quoted companies face the scrutiny of the markets every week day and their accounts are pored over by highly motivated expert investors.
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"This was a highly motivated group of middle-aged women, who were willing to do 30-minute facial exercises daily or every other day," she says.
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But show that same proposition to politicians, and they will see eight grateful and highly motivated potential donors arrayed against ten million people paying no attention.
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On occasion, our team doesn't seem motivated because their behavior doesn't match up with our own conception of what "highly motivated" looks like in our heads.
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Clinton's camp for days, but they kept the timing under wraps, in part as a gesture of respect for Mr. Sanders and his highly motivated supporters.
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Or will they retreat at the state and local level, as they have in the past, leaving this refractory terrain to their highly motivated Republican adversaries?
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Donovan cautioned that a community moderation system could be exploited by "highly motivated and coordinated groups" who could "get another battleground" with the misleading label feature.
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The faculty at the School of Art seeks out highly motivated, independent-minded students with a strong desire to make art and to challenge conventional ideas.
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Anyone who picks up and comes to the U.S. from a distant land will be highly motivated to succeed and make the most of their opportunity.
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And in a district as Republican as his, it seemed that the direction of the country was truly in the hands of the highly motivated volunteers.
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The faculty at the School of Art seeks out highly motivated, independent-minded students with a strong desire to make art and to challenge conventional ideas.
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Workouts are a prime example: Why spend money on a gym membership when you can work out with a highly motivated group of people in the park?
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"Tweeters are typically highly motivated and perhaps those who see themselves as the underdogs in the debate [and] are not representative of the wider public," Cram said.
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Summers, of course, argues that one result of billionaires being highly motivated to spend their money is that lots of them will pour it into political advocacy.
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Because companies want to stay out of high-yield, where funding costs are significantly higher, BBB issuers are seen as highly motivated to maintain their credit standing.
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When you break those up into quadrants, there are people who are highly motivated and highly skilled, but you've got to keep them happy all the time.
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With the highly motivated Detroit rapper Tee Grizzley, a recent collaborator, as the opener, this show should be a treat for rap fans who remember the 917s.
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There, he was surrounded by highly motivated students, many of them holding down jobs while they went to school and many whose first language was not English.
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Both groups can be highly motivated to vote, but I will concede that it is a much better feeling to vote for someone rather than against someone.
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"This effort suggests Phosphorous is highly motivated and willing to invest significant time and resources engaging in research and other means of information gathering," the blog said.
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If you are highly motivated and have a desire to learn about production while gaining hands-on experience, then "Power Lunch" is the perfect place for you.
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"Spitzer is an example of what can be achieved when you have a group of highly motivated people who are supported and directed and empowered," Werner said.
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" Lemonis says that even after all his years working with highly-motivated business people, he is "still surprised by how much ego plays into people's decision making.
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"If a highly motivated person drags her mother and her husband and her second cousin twice removed to the polls, then it makes a difference," Meyer said.
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A highly motivated person could simply overwhelm the immune system by ingesting more of the drug, since the body can only produce so many antibodies at a time.
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By the evening of December 31, Mars will have moved from imaginative Pisces into headstrong Aries, setting a raucous — yet highly motivated — tone for the start of 2019.
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A three-year risk is a lot easier to absorb — especially on a highly motivated 30-year-old star who could headline next winter's weak free-agent class.
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This is a tall order to carry out, and in order to ensure success, it is essential to recruit intelligent and highly motivated, out-of-the-box thinkers.
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"For the company to meet its financial obligations, we do not have to do a deal, but we are highly motivated to do a deal ...," Bannister told Reuters.
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In Iowa, for instance, where Sanders outperformed expectations in 2016, his campaign has carefully built up a massive turnout operation aimed at turning nonvoters into highly motivated caucusgoers.
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For one thing, the report said, it would hardly come as a surprise that a highly motivated and well-supplied guerrilla movement could defeat a militarily superior power.
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EfficientIP fits perfectly in our target scope, combining deeptech assets enabling leading-edge solutions and a highly motivated top-tier team in a market which is expanding quickly.
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He will be running in a presidential year when Republicans are highly motivated while Democrats appear divided as they agonize over who to pick as their presidential nominee.
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But ambitious health professionals from HBCUs are highly motivated and looking to change all of that, since many of them—and their communities—have experienced the challenges themselves.
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Republican presumptive presidential candidate Donald Trump's highly charged campaign, coupled with particularly well-funded and highly motivated groups of attackers only serves to intensify the threat, security experts said.
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They appeared highly motivated to erase that memory from the opening tip, shooting 56 percent in the first half and twice leading by 15 points in the second quarter.
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"Islamic State and those inspired by it are at the forefront of global jihadi groups that are highly motivated to carry out attacks during this period," the directorate wrote.
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Gone is the professorial, aw-shucks Senator from Tennessee, and before us instead is a highly motivated, focused, and sometimes-Hulk-smash-mad John Brown of the climate movement.
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The company said that it suspects a relatively small number of users were targeted, since it would be nontrivial to deploy, limiting it to advanced and highly motivated actors.
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There is a universal agreement that a highly motivated and unapologetic entity has conducted an advanced and persistent campaign to disrupt, undermine and gain power over its strategic adversary.
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And he is highly motivated, even eager, to propel Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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"Some people feel highly motivated and egged on to succeed when they can post their accomplishments on a leader board and compare their progress to others'," Dr. Spring said.
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But the Air Taser wasn't strong enough to deter a highly motivated perpetrator—some humiliating trials in which Czech police were able to fight through repeated shocks proved that.
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Third, it is clear that women are highly motivated to vote this year because of their dislike for Trump and will rally around qualified women running for public office.
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Republicans are highly motivated to produce their first major legislative victory of President Trump's tenure, meaning a bill is likely to be sent to the White House by Christmas.
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Republicans are highly motivated to produce their first major legislative victory of Donald Trump's presidency, meaning a bill is likely to be sent to the White House by Christmas.
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The Trojans figured to be highly motivated after they had to rally past Troy to keep their perfect record intact Saturday night, but they got off to another slow start.
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It could also prove the most challenging campaign yet for Assad: Turkey has forces on the ground in Idlib, where the rebels are heavily armed and include highly motivated jihadists.
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After taking a 12th French Open title the Mallorcan seems highly-motivated, and physically strong, as he targets a third French Open/Wimbledon double — a feat only Borg has achieved.
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The F.B.I. work force remains proud of its work, and is highly motivated by our vital mission to protect the American people and uphold the Constitution of the United States.
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"This is their last match of the season and they will be highly motivated to finish on a high, so they will yet again pose a serious threat," Coetzee said.
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But the carrot of a week of rest will have the 49ers highly motivated, as will a desire for revenge for an overtime loss to the Seahawks in Week 4393.
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"This is the kind of advanced exploit that would be highly selective in nature and would be available to only advanced and highly motivated actors," a WhatsApp spokesperson told CNN Business.
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Some experts say the divergence is due to the demographic profile of Twitter users: specifically, highly motivated individuals, young people and men, who are more likely to engage in political debate.
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They have attracted large customer bases by delivering best-in-class product experiences, and they will be highly motivated to add extremely valuable financial data to their endless customer data streams.
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On the court, however, the fun-loving Warriors of the regular season appear to have been transformed into a struggling unit, devoid of form or fluidity against a highly motivated opponent.
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Any GOP strategy to mobilize the GOP base against Mueller also mobilizes the anti-Trump base in America, which is larger than the Trump base and already highly motivated to vote.
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Social insects' colonies are stocked with tender and nutritious larvae and sometimes also honey, offering a high-value target, which meant they had to evolve to repel more highly motivated predators.
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Depending on the political situation and particular rules in each state, these processes could end up being dominated by the states' political establishment — or by highly motivated and organized conservative activists.
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And in a year of election surprises, embittered but highly motivated voters from the Remain camp could coalesce behind one of the parties to register their anger over leaving the bloc.
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"I think one of the lessons of 2008 is not to confuse passion in primary for disinterest in the general election," he said, adding that "highly motivated" supporters were good for democracy.
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"I think one of the lessons of 2008 is not to confuse passion in primary for disinterest in the general election," Earnest said, adding that "highly motivated" supporters were good for democracy.
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As Zuckerberg alluded to Tuesday, Facebook—and a host of other companies in Silicon Valley—is highly motivated to make sure you know as little as possible about how its business works.
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We're looking for a highly motivated problem solver who can multitask and is willing to ideate together with our team to pitch, plan and execute successful marketing campaigns for CNBC's Primetime Programming.
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But she also noted that the patients in the new study were a "highly motivated" group, and that it would be difficult for many people to adopt the restrictive regimen they followed.
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According to Richard St. John, who interviewed hundreds of highly motivated and accomplished individuals for his book "The 8 Traits Successful People Have in Common, " the world's highest achievers are never complacent.
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They simply followed the playbook of his agent, Scott Boras, who had another highly motivated bidder in Cole's hometown Los Angeles Angels and had just established a new pitcher's benchmark on Monday.
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Alex Serna is a program director for Breakthrough San Juan Capistrano, a nonprofit with the mission to support highly motivated but underserved students become the first in their families to graduate college.
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One of the theories of why Jones won in the first place is that special elections are lower-turnout affairs, and if you have a highly motivated base, you can swing them.
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China is a highly motivated buyer of western companies: It needs know-how in value-added sectors, its companies seek revenues in hard currencies and, over the long term, China needs market diversification.
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Depending on the political situation and particular delegate selection rules in each state, these processes could end up being dominated by the states' political establishment, or by highly motivated and organized conservative activists.
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Given this reality, I'm sorry to say it's very unlikely that even a highly motivated and extremely dehydrated group of disgusting people could have pulled this off without somebody suspecting something was up.
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"She was very determined, highly motivated, she had everything going for her," Anthonioz said of Ellie, who gained momentum by winning a Bronze medal for Team GB at the 2017 European Youth Olympics.
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So you were either highly motivated to clean as much as you possibly could in that limited time frame, or move onto other tasks while you waited for it to charge back up.
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" Even highly motivated political operatives inside the FBI failed to produce any evidence pointing to collusion with Russia by the Trump campaign, validating President Trump's frequent statement of fact: "There was no collusion.
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People are highly motivated by one of these three factors: Increasing Pleasure / Decreasing pain: Nike's Fuelband uses little LEDs on the band to indicate the amount of progress you've made for the day.
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That raises the question of whether the programs are mainly choosing highly motivated people who are destined for success regardless of their current circumstances — more of a select group than a representative one.
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A cohort of relatively high-wage, highly motivated people mostly in their 20s, likely to pay lots of taxes for decades, is exactly what the doctor ordered to make that issue less severe.
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For one thing, there's nothing wrong and a lot right about presidential candidates fighting for what they believe in and explaining what that entails to highly motivated, progressive, hungry-for-big-change constituents.
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Many see in the White Helmets a long-term solution to the country's destruction; a highly motivated and well-trained civilian force that can be expanded to rebuild the country once the war ends.
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"You turn over a program from a highly motivated NGO," Mobarak said, to people who know less about it and are less driven to see it succeed — or informed about what it will take.
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In both instances, a hard core of frustrated, resentful but highly motivated voters used their vote to "send a message" to what they regarded as out-of-touch elites in Washington, London or Brussels.
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To beat Trump, Biden needs something he's never had — voter enthusiasmSanders scares the hell out of the Democratic mainstream, but he's a street brawler on the debate stage and his supporters are highly motivated.
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"As soon as society in general retreats from the armed forces, it opens the way and the place for fringe groups on one hand, and highly motivated idealists on the other," Mr. Wolffsohn said.
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"Singh added that Iran would be "highly motivated to retaliate in as spectacular a way as it can, though now it will perhaps be more cognizant that the US is willing to push back.
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He has been able to create a highly motivated independent political machine operating across the country, one that is capable of presenting a genuine alternative to Putin's authoritarianism to the next generation of Russians.
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The pattern is a familiar one for the most vocal members of a brand-new, highly motivated majority -- conservative Republicans seized their moment in similar ways when they came to power eight years earlier.
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"All other things being equal, my children should be more highly motivated than a professional manager because of their substantial stake in the ownership of the company," the elder Wang wrote in his book, Lessons.
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"Highly motivated and eager to support the candidate that speaks to their needs as freelancers, their votes could be make-or-break in this year's elections, particularly if the polls continue to tighten," she said.
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"We're highly motivated to vote based upon the mistreatment of those in the island after Hurricane Maria," Soto, who is of Puerto Rican descent and has been campaigning with Nelson, told The Hill in July.
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In a recent interview, Tree—whose organization opposes the war on drugs—told me about all the ways highly motivated and well-funded cartel engineers can build infrastructure that will stymie Trump's anti-drug ambitions.
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The combination of good times in nature, stimulating experts and talks, and a group of highly motivated young entrepreneurs was a powerful mixture, and unfortunately one that is difficult to describe even in 3,000 words.
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But what seemed inexplicable when Mr. Trump first expressed his admiration for the Russian leader seems, in retrospect, to have been a shrewd dog whistle to a small but highly motivated part of his base.
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Paul Markovich, chief executive of Blue Shield of California, a health insurance plan with more than 4 million members, said big technology companies are highly motivated to work with the medical industry to solve this problem.
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"They were highly motivated to get it done," said one American official who was closely involved, because President Hassan Rouhani wanted money flowing into Iran, and more oil flowing out, before a critical election next month.
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The Nets entered the game with only 11 wins and the third-worst record in the N.B.A. Their interim coach, Tony Brown, knew his team might be in for some difficulties against a highly motivated opponent.
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Meanwhile, Democrat Stacey Abrams, a former state House minority leader who is seeking to become the country's first black female governor, is heavily relying on highly motivated liberals and nonwhite voters to pull off a victory.
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Even a state as big, wealthy and liberal as California — with the world's fifth-largest economy and nearly 40 million people — would find itself hamstrung by money, a legal and regulatory thicket, and highly motivated opposition.
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Expecting a win this week against the Patriots (6-0) might be too much, but considering New England's offensive struggles over the last three weeks, spotting them 10 points against a highly motivated opponent seems extreme.
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That's not to say promotions and raises don't matter to expat workers at all — the MetLife survey finds these are highly motivated professionals, with 29% under the age of 45 and in an executive leadership role.
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"Even people ... who are highly motivated to find and maintain employment, will often experience periods during the year when they are not working or are not working enough hours to meet state work requirements," CBPP's experts wrote.
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"He could take this chance and be highly motivated and apply all of those skills that made him an elite athlete, conquering all the obstacles and all the doubt, and attack the I.A.A.F. with vigor," Fleshman said.
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Third, as we saw in 6900, and mirrored again recently in Virginia, turnout is key — it's killer if one team has too many who stay home, whether through aversion or complacency, and the other is highly motivated.
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But households, they reckon, are rarely animated enough about trade fights to mount serious opposition to producers, who are assumed to favour protection and who are highly motivated and organised in their lobbying for tariffs and other barriers.
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Like most fast-growth companies, we look for highly motivated individuals willing to wholly buy into a broader vision, and it's worth stating directly at the beginning of the interview process as a baseline for all potential hires.
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In 2014, with a very large gift, I established Cooperman College Scholars, a program which identifies academically talented, highly motivated students of Strong character in Essex County (including Newark), New Jersey, who are traditionally underrepresented in higher education.
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Eisenhower was highly motivated to push the Interstate Highway System infrastructure project for both economic and security reasons—his time in Germany during WWII convinced him that a more connected United States was a more secure United States.
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Many songs on the rapper's two EPs to date are similarly brazen: On them, she embodies the spirit of the "icy girl," a term she coined on her breakout and uses to describe highly motivated, self-reliant women.
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With two highly motivated parties involved—a largely open source ad-blocking developer community and publishers who have their bottom lines at stake—the ad-blocking arms race has gotten significantly more complex over the past several years.
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Too often, says Klopfenstein, of the Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab, research confuses correlation with causation; highly motivated students tend to take more A.P. classes, and they also tend to do better in college and graduate on time.
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Today, most pet dogs receive high-quality health care into old age and dog owners are highly motivated to seek out improved options for the management of cancer in their companions, and are also motivated to minimize side effects.
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And soon enough, these schoolchildren will be old enough to vote, and public officials will have to answer to a highly-motivated bloc for what they did or didn't do to address a foundational problem for the next generation.
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More likely than some highly motivated stoner dropping an enormous chunk of change to get a town blazed is that the readings are false positives caused by some other contaminant, or that the field test kits themselves are unreliable.
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For example, 73 percent of those who can dress up at work are highly motivated to contribute to the success of the organization they work for, compared to 58 percent of those who can't come to work in costume.
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If Cohen receives a sentence that he simply cannot bear, he will be highly motivated to continue providing assistance to Mueller, and perhaps to come clean on previously undisclosed topics, in hopes of earning an eventual Rule 35 motion.
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Five different federal circuits have now determined that Title VII sex discrimination protections apply to gender identity, which contradicts Sessions' claim that his memo is a "conclusion of law" and not the highly motivated political move it truly is.
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As well as being up against a highly motivated and well prepared International team, the U.S. players faced a steep learning curve to become familiar with a Royal Melbourne course most had never stepped foot on until Tuesday morning.
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Like something out of Rushmore or Bob's Burgers, a group of highly-motivated students and teachers in New Jersey staged an elaborate play based on Ridley Scott's classic science fiction film Alien earlier this week as spotted by The AV Club.
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Coleman said that while subsidized customers "are highly motivated to enroll in coverage," those who don't get such aid may be less likely to sign up this year because of the double-digit percentage premium spikes that many plans are seeing.
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Some of the largest groups can call on millions of dedicated and highly motivated members and help drug companies by signing up participants for clinical trials, running financial assistance programs and even lobbying government officials for drug approvals or favorable legislation.
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But it remains to be seen if conservative House members who represent these cities, like Claudia Tenney, will come around before 2018 — or possibly risk losing their job to Democratic challengers benefiting from a highly motivated base and increased urban turnout.
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I think part of that is that we are really highly motivated; we're putting as much as we can of ourselves into this because it is a personal way of us expressing our take on what's going on in the world.
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"It takes a lot of effort to dive in and learn the details about something, and we will do that when we are highly motivated to learn something," said Anthony Leiserowitz, Yale University professor who studies public perceptions of climate.
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And if they make nice with him now, they might be able to nab his endorsement or at least the support of a big chunk of his highly motivated voters when they step up to presidential plate sometime in 2023. Cynical?
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In a game that the Packers will be highly motivated to win, given the playoff picture, and one that could be high scoring, given how these two pass defenses have been performing, Rodgers should pick up right where he left off.
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When opponents are highly motivated to turn out on Election day -- as Republicans where in 1994 and 2010 and Democrats did in 2006 -- and the president's own party is depressed about its leader, the results can turn into a wave election.
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Mr. Trump and his administration have not said whether they would support the packages, but administration officials were closely involved in the final crafting of the spending text — and most lawmakers in Washington are highly motivated to avoid another government shutdown.
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And, one of the things about this that the Republicans just need to be a little bit concerned about is that the president&aposs numbers are better, the generic ballot is better, but the Democrats are highly motivated to register new voters.
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The voters whom labor unions must typically work the hardest to turn out, like younger voters and Latinos, "are groups that will be highly motivated" against Mr. Trump, said Guy Molyneux, a pollster who has surveyed union voters extensively over the years.
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Stacey Abrams, the Democratic candidate hoping to become the country's first black woman governor by heavily relying on highly motivated liberals and nonwhite voters to pull off a victory, responded to the developments on twitter: It "feels like deja vu" from Republicans.
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Although the French government has no legal obligation to prevent a default, Fitch assumes that it is highly motivated to provide support and has the legal and financial means to enable ACOSS to meet its debt service obligations in a timely manner.
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After summarizing their less-than-compelling findings, the researchers state that their "results suggest that young people are not judgmental about others engaging in [threesomes] but are not highly motivated to do so themselves," which is possibly too boring to put in print.
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And if not, there'll be only one silver lining: the theft can serve as a warning call to us all that the security surrounding historical collections needs to be reevaluated to see how it would stand up against today's highly motivated professional thieves.
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"The US ride-hailing market is essentially a duopoly, and we believe both companies are highly motivated to behave rationally as both have publicly stated a timeline to profitability," Brent Thill, an analyst at Jefferies, said in a note to clients on Friday.
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Texas has long been a conservative bastion, but the much stronger turnout in the primary races to select nominees from their own party shows Democratic voters are highly motivated, threatening Republican control of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives in midterm elections in November.
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Fitch believes that the Belgian state is highly motivated to provide support, and that it has the legal and financial means to enable APETRA to meet its debt service obligations on a timely basis, as highlighted by the EUR35 million exceptional subsidy granted in 2016.
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Then together, they must fend off the homicidal and highly motivated score-settling of Salazar & Co., whose aquatic rot the special effects team brings to remarkable un-life: dark coils of hair sway and undulate like seaweed; skin dissolves into bone and cartilage and air.
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This makes no sense in Comey's case, because he would have to be deliberately committing perjury in order to hurt the president, knowing full well that the president's allies would be highly motivated to try and prosecute him for even the smallest factual discrepancies.
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So banning certain guns will not stop a highly motivated individual, however, I am not opposed to banning certain guns such as the AR-15 or Tech-9 (or any sort of semi-automatic gun capable of firing multiple shots in a couple of seconds).
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The strategy is not exotic, and in fact draws significantly from the reelection strategies used by George W. Bush in 22018 and Barack Obama in 28 — both presidents who also faced unpopular polls and a highly motivated opposition a year from their second-term victories.
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My experience is also that of an investor who has spent the past 20 years working with entrepreneurs, many of whom are brilliant, highly motivated immigrants and many of whom, like my father, came to this country from South Asia seeking the opportunity to do something better.
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Patients who seek care at this hospital are highly motivated and will travel great distances to get there, he said – which means that how patients view care at the Mayo Clinic may not be the same as how they'd view care at a hospital in their neighborhood.
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They need to keep their agitated and highly motivated base satisfied while not appearing to dismiss Judge Gorsuch, who has impressed members of both parties during private meetings, strictly out of political spite for the way Republicans stonewalled President Barack Obama's nomination of Merrick B. Garland.
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But on the other hand, Trump haters have often seemed to implicitly hope that Mueller would prove to be the second coming of Ken Starr, a highly motivated investigator who roamed far afield of his mandate and put Bill Clinton in a bad light by any means necessary.
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Glen Browder, an emeritus professor of political science at Jacksonville State University who served as a Democratic congressman from Alabama from 1989 to 1996, said that Mr. Moore's core supporters see the race in "moral and ideological" terms and would be highly motivated to go to the polls.
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They're all highly motivated to waste a Sunday; Edgar needs distractions from his PTSD, Lindsay from her husband Paul, and while Jimmy claims to not need any emotional diversions, I maintain that he's time bomb of grief to which his friends turn a deaf ear as the ticking grows louder.
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Soon after, they made their pitch to Joseph Coors, the highly motivated Colorado beer baron who would later, at the suggestion of the Reagan White House aide and future National Rifle Association president Oliver North, wire $65,000 to a Swiss bank account to buy a cargo plane for Nicaraguan rebels.
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If a high-risk patient was highly motivated, "we would still offer the wearable cardioverter-defibrillator" despite the official conclusion of the Olgin study, said Dr. Michael Field of the Medical University of South Carolina and Richard Page of the University Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in a Journal editorial.
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With an improved approach to the security of devices in general, backed up by a crowd of highly motivated and brilliant security researchers on their side, organizations can reduce the risk of both their patients or users being harmed through malicious action, as well as the likelihood of becoming the next St. Jude Medical.
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But Democrats running this year, who must tackle a long list of issues left unmentioned, may wish they had a president ready to join the fights being waged by the active core of the party -- the political troops they should be helping to get excited about facing a showdown with highly motivated Republicans in November.
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Meanwhile, Han is adjusting to her new schedule, which straddles the demands of a book author and a screenwriter — and involves far more flights between New York and L.A. Her book and its Netflix adaptation may have completely changed her life, but she's still the same highly motivated writer who has stories pouring forth from her mind.
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Because we can't know which of the recruitees will become superstars, we must invest in the potential of high-powered and highly motivated people and their children as much as in already-proven innovators with the confidence that these people will in aggregate create far more jobs than they take and grow America's national wealth and overall competitiveness.
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"Due in large part to the hard work and dedication of many highly motivated people in the NASA Launch Services program, we are able to close out the cause of two extremely disappointing launch vehicle failures and protect the government aerospace supply chain," Amanda Mitskevich, LSP program manager at NASA's Kennedy Space Center, said in a statement.
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She has adopted a strategy that relies less on wooing conservative white Democrats in the countryside, as her party has done in the past, and more on a surge of highly motivated liberals and nonwhite voters, in an increasingly diverse state: By 2030, non-Hispanic whites are expected to make up less than half the population.
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Actors seeking to profit from misinformation are highly motivated and continue to employ new tactics to garner clicks, so it's possible to pick out specific examples of things we miss and there will occasionally be false news posts that perform well–but what we're really interested in is the overall amount of misinformation on Facebook, and whether that's trending down.
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Long ago, when capturing video of the game you were playing was something only pros and highly motivated gamers (the term had not its current currency and was, at the time, pejorative or at least belittling) attempted to do, and with as little glory as attended such vocations and avocations at the time, there was special hardware just for doing so.
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Questions also lingered about whether the grass-roots coalition backing Mr. Ossoff — fueled by highly motivated anti-Trump activists who were, in many cases, new to political activity and organizing — could improve on its April showing in a runoff held at the beginning of the summer vacation season, in a district where people have the means to escape to the beach.
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"There's enormous potential for improving the welfare of incredibly large numbers of animals by switching to systems that are high welfare, like free-range and organic systems where the animals have much more space to move around, to express their highly motivated natural behaviors, and to engage in natural social interactions in more enriched environments than on the extremely barren, deprived environments of modern intensive farms," he adds.
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