Sentence examples for general motives from inspiring English sources

First, we present the general motives for the formation of strategic alliances and relate them to specific standardization motives.

Nonetheless, their survey gives a very good impression on the general motives for investing in SR funds.

However, although protein gradients are now emerging as general motives to organize cells, tools to study gradient-mediated organization of three-dimensional space are limited.

The most common reasons for encounter cited by participants in this sample are visits for general motives (such as health maintenance or immunization) accounting for more than 40%% of visits with no difference between genders or age groups.

Conditional preferences imply that having a reason to be fair, reciprocate or cooperate in a given situation does not entail having any general motive or disposition to be fair, reciprocate or cooperate as such.

Asked about the generals' motives, Marques said: "They managed to avoid a court appearance.

It is suspected that one of the generals' motives for deploying Thảo overseas was his continual involvement in plotting.

"Not why so cruel, but why so stupid?" Hasan Nuhanović, a survivor of the Srebrenica massacre, told me that the General's motives were unimportant to him.

Bush Administration, told me that, although they have not spoken about the general's motives, he thinks McMaster may have believed that he was "defending the country, to some extent, from the President".

Compared to Fig. 1 where the health aspects were rated as more important for eight out of eleven product groups, it is interesting to note, that general sustainability motives were considered almost as important as personal quality of life in this question.

As the general light-motive of all these studies, it appears that cognitive ageing consists likely much more in a decrease of cognitive reserve than in functional losses.