Sentence examples for motive was given from inspiring English sources

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No motive was given.

No motive was given and no suspects were named.

No motive was given for the attack, which resembled a string of similar assaults against Chinese schoolchildren in 2010 that killed nearly 20 and wounded more than 50.

The two men, who were on private land, were charged with criminal trespass in the third degree and scheduled to appear in court May 3. No motive was given by the men, Captain Lewis said.

At that point, not one of the attacker's identities had been confirmed, no motive was given for the attack, and no group had claimed responsibility for it.

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At first no motive is given for the events of the story — why has death taken a holiday?

"Efficient organization" is not the first thought that comes to mind in India, but when the profit motive is given free rein, anything is possible.

All of these questionable motives are given a vast divine blessing.

Illustrations of patients' motives are given below in the complainants' own words (Table 6).

No motive for the crime was given in court, but it seems to have had to do with an inheritance destined for John Sohus that Chichester thought would be his once John was gone.

Under the New Jersey hate-crime law, the judge's finding that bias was the motive increased the possible sentence; Mr. Apprendi was given 12 years instead of the maximum, 10 years, he could otherwise have received.

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