Other motives for remitting include a longing to secure access to family resources such as an inheritance (see, e.g. Bernheim et al. 1985; Lucas and Stark 1985), or the desire to invest in physical or financial assets to self-insure or to earn higher economic returns (see, e.g. Durand et al. 1996).
The XX, a British trio that dresses all in black and plays stark, hushed songs about stifled desire, has won the Barclaycard Mercury Prize for its album "XX".
Their small businesses are functioning but stark, representing both the refugee's desire to create a life in Turkey and their eagerness to return home at the first safe moment.
The religion advocates a serenity and humility that stand in stark contrast to many people's frenzied desire to accumulate wealth at any cost.
Speaking about the Hamburg Massacre of 1876, when his militia killed black Republicans, Tillman said he and his men intended to "strike terror," and that leaving "seven dead Negroes lying stark and stiff" had the impact they desired.
The recent attacks in Paris coupled with terrorist organizations indicating a desire to attack the United States are stark reminders of the dangers every nation faces.
There are many such stories that highlight a stark reality that entrepreneurship has still not achieved the desired level of acceptance in Kashmiri society.
Stark was not really concerned with politics, beyond a desire to assuage the injustices she saw immediately before her.
A shockingly brilliant lighting plot alternately absorbs and ejects them, obliterating them in a purple haze as desire seizes them, stranding them in the stark light of day as reality intrudes.
Even then, the stark reality of age, urges, human frailty and meteoric desire led many into the mud of scandal or the glimmer of hope for an Academy Award.
