Sentence examples for reasonable motivation from inspiring English sources

It seems like a reasonable motivation.

From the abbot, Trulshik Rinpoche (also a distant relative) young Gombu heard about the English climber George Mallory, who had disappeared high on Everest in 1924; he was also told by some of his fellow monks that there was a golden calf on the summit – the only reasonable motivation they could find to explain the Englishmen's incomprehensible attempts to climb the mountain.

This isolation means that "you must have reasonable motivation to do it in the first place," she believes, otherwise it would be all too easy to drop out.

Unhealthy worry -- when it goes beyond concern and reasonable motivation to protect yourself and makes you miserable -- is a complex emotion that isn't easy to wrap your arms around.

I love how JT does just accept "he likes me a lot" as a reasonable motivation for Brendan to switch his loyalty from himself to JT. JT understands that everyone loves him.

Other benefits of cloning Neanderthals with reasonable motivations have relevant and varied implications for humans.

But, black Americans have very reasonable motivations for supporting Clinton.

- I was surprised not to see the original Yarus DiRT paper, or the Knight and Landweber 2000 piece on alternative models for getting from triplet/site associations to the present, or the original Szathmary paper on coding coenzyme handles, in the reference list although I acknowledge there could be reasonable motivations for omitting these and the reference list is long already.

"While the presence of Vice officers at this establishment is reasonable, the motivations behind the officers' actions will be reviewed internally to ensure that our Core Values and duty to serve our community to the best of our ability continue to be the basis for our actions," Jacobs said.

"That's actually a very reasonable way to approach motivation," he says.

Moral contractualists may justify paternalism on the ground that, given appropriate knowledge and motivation, all reasonable people would agree to interference in certain circumstances, such as to prevent suicide caused by a temporary state of depression.