Sentence examples for a third motive for from inspiring English sources

A third motive for recent nationalizations may be the belief in some developing countries that state control of various industrial operations is at least temporarily necessary because of the lack of a developed capital market or supply of entrepreneurs in the domestic private sector.

Mr. Hill added: Boris has long had a second motive for playing the hacking allegations down.

A second motive for ABC's generosity, perhaps a more important one, may become apparent if the Pythons press their lawsuit further, as it now seems certain they will.

There was a second motive for his most recent trip to Syria – one that may cost him his life – to persuade Isis to spare his friend, Yukawa, who had been captured last August near Aleppo.

A second motive for his scheduled appearance is to bolster his chances to remain Prime Minister in the upcoming Israeli elections.

A third motive seems to involve a sense of disenfranchisement.

The third motive for attacking Qatar goes further than that.

A second motive appears to be a need for attention, a craving that will accept any kind of attention, however positive or negative, as long as that person is at the centre of it.

"Profit is the first motive for a commercial business and it always must be so," he said, just in case anyone thought he was going soft.

Cameron's second motive for giving the speech was to embarrass Ed Miliband.

For the second motive for displacing Saddam is the danger he poses to the wider world.