Sentence examples for motive an from inspiring English sources

The popularization of P2P networks also provides peers with ulterior motive an ideal environment to spread malicious files.

Something is hinted at — a relationship, a motive, an event in the past — then the movie rushes ahead and produces another fragment filled with hints, and then another.

"I couldn't find one case where Munchausen was included with an ulterior motive, an economic motive," said Mr. Massameno, who added that he had extensively researched the disorder.

But Israel has an obvious motive, an impressive capability in covert operations, and a track record of trying to assassinate its enemies.

And the person with the clearest motive, an Oscar-winning actor whose career Sullivan wrecked by exposing his taste for tweens, is already in prison, having exacted his revenge by throwing lye in Sullivan's face.

The absence of an obvious suspect or motive -- an angry ex-boyfriend, a drug deal gone bad -- has made the slayings more unsettling for residents than any in years in Prince George's.

But that is a motive, a desire — not a plan.

There must be a motive, a goal, an objective.

A yellow motive bar means a semi-fulfilled need; an orange motive bar means a poorly fulfilled need; a red motive bar means a critically unfulfilled need.

"A motive makes a big difference here".

They don't have a motive or a suspect.