Sentence examples for double motive from inspiring English sources

Rather, Ms. Bell and her colleagues have a double motive, she said.

The characters are faced with their own double motives: you value the creation of art, but sneer at yourself for doing so.

Under the New Jersey hate-crime law, the judge's finding that bias was the motive doubled the possible sentence; Mr. Apprendi received a sentence of 12 years instead of the maximum of 10 he could otherwise have received.

The figures of this motive doubled from late adolescence to young adulthood up to a maximum of 17percentt of young adult males.

While I was researching this piece, I was reading history by an older generation of historians, and what struck me was how there's something about the neo-Whig turn that seems to have the effect, perhaps unintentional, of sidelining the kind of double-guessing about motives that Progressive historians were really into.

Police have yet to establish a motive for the double murder.

"The information the suspect has given is still being verified, so the authorities are not releasing, for the moment, other information about probable participants or the material and intellectual masterminds of the double homicide, nor their probable motive," said the statement from the Chihuahua state prosecutor's office.

But that figure doubled after 9/11, as languishing humanitarian motive found itself reinforced by the national interest of making Afghanistan safe from terrorism.

Police charged Oscar Morel, who is thirty-six, with double murder but have not explained his motive.

But the government reported that there were 1,112 crimes with a far-right, xenophobic or anti-Semitic motive in August -- almost double previous monthly averages.

Burbank police are still investigating a motive in the Dec. 9 double shooting.