Sentence examples for driven by motives from inspiring English sources

The businessmen-scientists who are biotechnology's entrepreneurs often seem driven by motives more complex than a mere desire to make money, especially when they are trying to find treatments for disease.

But if parties are willing to act unconditionally, possibly driven by motives beyond material self-interest (Victor, 2014; Kolstad, 2014), the decentralized and flexible approach of Paris may prove fruitful.

Driven by motives ranging from charity to profit to a renewed "white man's burden," the western world has during the past half century poured money into the African continent to combat these ills.

There's always the risk that the other person is driven by motives you don't share.

At no point was the development of this project driven by motive of malice or injury of any sort.

The system consists of a 2-stage solar thermally driven steam jet ejector chiller with latent heat and cold storage driven by motive steam from evacuated tube collectors with compound-parabolic-concentrator (CPC-collectors).

Ball said British Muslims were driven by different motives to travel to Syria: "Some of them with absolutely strong ideological motives to support the suffering of the Syrian people.

At a Scotland Yard news conference to launch the campaign, Ball said British Muslims were driven by different motives to travel to Syria: "Some of them with absolutely strong ideological motives to support the suffering of the Syrian people.

By contrast, patenting is driven by commercialization motives, and standardization is mainly fostered by intrinsic motivation.

More specifically, such management and leadership contribute to a shift from 'external motivation' towards 'internalised motivation' for the volunteers whose initial engagement was more driven by external motives.

Maher believes understanding the motivations of the young British men who are radicalised or driven by humanitarian motives to travel to Syria and pick up a gun, is essential.