| Such a situation would be demotivating and could even lead to a refusal to work overtime. |
| It is a demotivating factor for sport in general and puts the professional under unreasonable pressure. |
| Let us therefore abandon the demotivating myth of a European social strategy that guarantees prosperity for all. |
| Be a springboard, not a straitjacket How demotivating is it to be constantly told what not to do? |
| Too many times have I seen the lack of jobs demotivating young people. |
| Too much choice, concluded Sheena Iyengar of Columbia University and Mark Lepper of Stanford, is demotivating. |
