Mr. Wallace said he saw a larger motive in the county's action.
But their larger motive was to demonstrate a growing appetite for the music that created the culture of hip-hop, manifested in fashion, advertising, dance and other fields.
But surely the larger motive for his retreat was the dawning recognition of just how valuable O'Donnell is to the G.O.P.'s national aspirations in November — even should she ultimately lose her own race in blue Delaware.
Sestanovich says, "There's a larger motive going on here, which is the message to the world, to the Russian people, to Ukranians, and to all of Russia's neighbors that Russian power is restored".
c) Business Incentive and Opportunity Is a Larger Motive for Response DSI's action research suggests that manufacturers, entrepreneurs and mart owners (with business risk bearing attributes) see supply to the underserved areas as an opportunity to expand their business further.
Lest anyone question his larger motives, Mr. Obama linked the dispute over missile defense to his goal of radically reducing the size of the American nuclear arsenal.
The experience seemed both confounding and compelling, and raised all sorts of questions about his larger motives, his marriage and even his bathroom habits (the stricture to produce no trash included using no paper products; ergo, no toilet paper).
Regardless of whether one supported or opposed the war, one cannot escape the impression that the weapons, some of which may yet be found, were a pretext for a campaign whose larger motives and purposes the Administration has never seen fit to articulate to the public.
Although the wisdom of enlisting colored troops was still untested and was a "serious offense" to popular prejudice, the president argued, colored troops "had larger motives for being soldiers than white men" and "ought to be willing to enter the service upon any condition".
Transport of the thousands of beaver pelts required ships, providing one of the first large motives for river transport on the Missouri to start.
