Sentence examples for exact motivation from inspiring English sources
"I'm not sure what his exact motivation is," he said of the chief judge.
Scipione said Farhad's "exact motivation still remains a mystery to us," but that "we believe his actions were politically motivated and therefore linked to terrorism".
Although Chinalco's exact motivation was unclear, it probably invested in the hope of derailing a bid for Rio from BHP Billiton, another vast mining firm.
Various cultures and rituals were singled out, sacrifice of either men or animals becoming one of the main topics for speculation, though the exact motivation or cause of sacrificial ritual was disputed among the leading authors of the theory.
"While our analysis reveals that numerous politically sensitive and high-value computer systems were compromised in ways that circumstantially point to China as the culprit," it writes in a report issued March 29, "we do not know the exact motivation or the identity of the attacker(s), or how to accurately characterize this network of infections as a whole".
Anderson says she did it as a public service of sorts ― but we'll leave you to the video for her exact motivation.
It's hard to know Zuckerberg's exact motivations, but this more hostile environment surely helps explain why he has made this move.
While the exact motivations of the suspect in the shootings remained unclear, an Internet site tied to the man, Jared Lee Loughner, contained antigovernment ramblings.
Her exact motivations remain opaque but the only thing she obviously stands to lose by speaking out is the support of the military power brokers who still ultimately control Myanmar and the only thing she could obviously hope to gain by her silence is more power and influence.
While the exact motivations behind the latest attack--in which 19 people were killed at the Faith and Life Center in Chihuahua city--are still unclear, what is clear to me is our responsibility in Mexico's drug wars.
Buchanan's exact motivations remain unclear despite his expansionist tendencies, but it has been suggested that he was seduced by visions of the presidency, which he would go on to win in 1856.
