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Discover LudwigThe phrase "by wanting" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express the cause or reason for something. Example: "By wanting to improve her language skills, Sarah enrolled in a language course."
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"He started by wanting reform.
He started by wanting to change transportation.
One does not disrespect Everest by wanting to scale it.
She was motivated by competition, by wanting to win.
This reticence may also be explained by wanting to avoid triggering "safe-searching" filters.
She craned on tiptoe for a quick kiss, surprising herself by wanting one.
"We've obviously seen how they reacted to it during the season, by wanting him back.
It's not a note that you can hit by wanting to.
I was motivated by wanting to help transform lives of children.
When people yell something like that, they usually make the picture just by wanting it.
I'm very competitive so I'm motivated by wanting to be the best.
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