Sentence examples for motive for creating from inspiring English sources
Swarbrick said the university investigation found that the motive for creating a fake persona to trick Te'o had simply been the sport of it.
In both of these examples, the scientists had a socially-responsible motive for creating a GMO (see Fig. 1 and below).
Critics of hospitals with high readmission rates have long accused the institutions of having a financial motive for creating what they call a revolving door for patients.
In the version of Zuckerberg that Sorkin wrote and David Fincher brought to the screen in "The Social Network," the dream of never needing Facebook is, in effect, his essential motive for creating it.
He will disclose how his motive for creating LJM1 and LJM2 was to increase his already large compensation package.
And the motive for creating these mediocre suites is largely the same as those for the old stereo console makers: many customers aren't willing to devote the time and money needed to obtain 'best-of-breed'; they'll settle instead for a cheaper, wider portfolio of famous name offerings – sometimes because they don't know better, but just as often because it's easy to sell to upper management.
But the enduring puzzle of the notebook concerns not its value, and not even its contents, but Capote's motives for creating it.
A key theme of Mr. Karcher is that the motives for creating so many municipalities, largely in the 19th century, were usually "petty, personal" and, by today's standards, politically incorrect.
Back in the fall of 2007, with only the most practical motives in mind, George Kalman took his pen to the standard form for creating a limited liability company in Pennsylvania.
Katzenberg, Geffen and Spielberg were all known for creating distinctive works, not formulaic ones, yet LaPorte oversimplifies their ambition by imputing domineering, if not dictatorial, motives to them.
It also serves the company's profit motive by creating more potential targets for ads (see "Facebook's Two Faces").
