Sentence examples for more common motivation from inspiring English sources
But one member of the online newsgroup rec.heraldry suggests that the more common motivation is the desire to join a social class that "still defines entry on the basis of whose ancient ancestor used to be the flunky of some smelly warlord or another".
But the sidewalk discussion in San Francisco hints at a more common motivation.
Social and nature-based motivations were more common among these user groups.
Some SP during a school year may be more common than no SP. Gender, absence, motivation and education programme were important factors for high SP in secondary school.
Thinking in terms of empirically well-informed moral philosophy seems to moot the issue of how to characterize a case like this, and arguably captures the most important motivations underlying the more common phraseology.
This combination of methods enables us to conclude that certain types of motivations, expectations and fears seem more common than others.
The biological motivation for this is that transitions are more common than transversions, that is, A/G↔C/T.
Written sentencing remarks are becoming more common, and can often be helpful in terms of illuminating the thought process and motivation of the judge when deciding punishment.
In fact, the clear motivation underlying Leona Helmsley's will — her desire to pass her wealth on to dogs — is more common than might be expected.
Missing observations were more common towards the end than in the beginning of each heifer's observation period, which may have been due to declining motivation of the observers.
