Sentence examples for more motives from inspiring English sources

When murder is done, the candidates for murderer are many, and all of them have one or more motives.

Landholders attribute most plantings to two or more motives with salinity mitigation and nature conservation the largest drivers of revegetation (27% and 22% by area, respectively), but soil erosion and aesthetics are also important.

However, in other social phenomena there are many more motives, many more causes, as in sociology and history, and here it is necessary to trace over time the detailed effects of all the many causes.

The same data revealed that younger people have more motives (age correlates with number of motives by 0.13**), they experience more time pressure (0.17**), they find it more difficult to decide (0.22**), they have less energy for their decision-making (0.16**) and they are less able to concentrate when making decisions (0.13**).

In the majority of cases it was either the parents or the adolescents who reported one or more motives.

Others had more motive to kill her, and Mr. Manso points to possible suspects.

Young men are already more likely to break the law than most; having more free time, more motive and less to lose hardly discourages them.

They have more motive and opportunity to indulge these failings, and they're less likely to be penalised for doing so.

There are also many tribal leaders in the far north who receive stipends from Saudi Arabia — the terrorist group's chief target — and who would therefore have had more motive to assist in killing him.

But the way the Bush team sees the world, no one has more motive to strike the United States than Iraq, and no one has more opportunity than the graduates of Al Qaeda's training camps.

WASHINGTON — Unanticipated events in politics — say, for example, Sarah Palin's announcement that she was quitting as governor of Alaska — tend to be overanalyzed, imbued with more motive, forethought and political calculus than might really be there.