Sentence examples for further motive from inspiring English sources

Intelligence assessments cite the province's parlous economy as a further motive for a cohort of disenfranchised youth now attracted to dissident groups, although their leadership remains comprised of former Provisionals.

Also, the report noted, "a further motive was racist: the importation of 'good white stock' was seen as a desirable policy objective" that would "maintain the racial unity of Britain's Empire".

This is a step in the right direction, but until the new entities prove their entrepreneurial credentials and show some independence, sceptics will argue that it is mere financial engineering.A good part of that scepticism comes from knowing that a further motive behind the attempt to disaggregate is the desperate need that many companies have to reduce their indebtedness (see chart 2).

The observation that we never ask for a further motive beyond pleasure goes back to Aristotle's account of an argument of Eudoxus, NE X,1 1172b20-23.

This yields a further motive for the dialogue-method (even where it does not lead Herder himself to any definite conclusion), in effect warranting the rhetorical question, And what does it matter to the cause of humankind and its discovery of truth whether those various opposing positions are advanced by different people or by the same person?

A further motive of this research is to ascertain the relationship between natural religion and Christianity, which leads to the conclusion that there is no conflict between Christian law and natural law but instead a profound and fundamental agreement, since Christ did not nullify and abolish natural law but rather added to it moral precepts and rites that completed and perfected it.

Certainly, the economy is at the forefront of glocalizing processes, but beyond the dynamics of capital accumulation there are further motives.

Previous bad experiences with sublingual and inhaled medications were further motives for rejection.[ 35] Patients with pain/disease in the area where a drug would be administered, e.g. due to cancer of the head and neck, responded that they would find nasal or inhaled drug administration unacceptable due to the nature of their illness.

Hence there is a further independent motive, to see what mathematical structure remains when the constraint of consistency is relaxed.

The search for key proteins by genetic method, i.e., knock-out phrA and phrB, is an inevitable further research motive for this study.

We further examined motives for flight, return, and re-emigration over time.