Sentence examples for a central motivation from inspiring English sources

A central motivation behind the play was how "morally compromising" the job had become, says Neville.

The 2006 revival of Mr. Greenberg's 1994 "Not-About-AIDS-Dance" at the workshop before she became artistic director was a central motivation for the remount program.

Mr. McLaughlin is highly regarded, but White House officials have said a central motivation for keeping him on is to avoid a confirmation battle in the Senate this summer.

Even in the twenty first century there's a surprising number of genuinely good people who, for the love of God, really do lay down their own interests to serve others (not, of course, that you have to be religious to be good, but for some it is a central motivation).

A central motivation for companies to train their personnel is to meet the future demand for skilled labour.

A central motivation for the development of model-based accounts is the attempt to clarify the epistemological principles underlying aspects of measurement practice.

My point here is that being motivated by a desire to maintain a relationship (the central motivation of a trustworthy person on the encapsulated interests view) may not require one to adopt all of the interests of the trustor that would actually make one trustworthy to that person.

Re your April 14 editorial about the verdict handed down by a British court dismissing David Irving's libel claim against the historian Deborah E. Lipstadt: Justice Charles Gray's decision was not only an affirmation of the importance of fidelity to historical truth, but it was also a lucid recognition of the central motivation of Holocaust deniers like Mr. Irving: anti-Semitism and racism.

Of relevance, this H3K27ac dip feature recently provided the central motivation for a novel computational algorithm to detect factor binding sites [ 11].

Rivlin add this: "That such action (benefit cutting) will make a modest contribution to reducing long run deficits is a serendipitous by-product, not the central motivation".

The central motivation for considering an FCI approach for informed consent is the anxiety and subsequent debate related to the return of clinically significant findings, including 'incidental findings' obtained from research [ 6, 7].