Sentence examples for starting motive from inspiring English sources

The starting motive was always the Māori perception of each concept, followed by the presentation of the corresponding scientific point of view.

Emily Yellin (NYT) THE DEMOCRATS HACKERS GET GORE A hacker doctored the Marquette University Web site's bulletin about Vice President Al Gore's speech there on Monday, saying in a faked version that Mr. Gore had told students he wanted to "rid this country of anyone who might question my motives, starting with deporting all Christians".

*** The reason why "pain relief" is not reported as a motive for starting up use of CAM in Danish hospitals might be that it is included in the other four motives.

Although Mr. Rosen said he had no commercial motive in starting the art collection, he stands to gain financially if works in the collection appreciate.

But he knew he needed a better way to measure the young person from Topeka, Kan., against one from a well-known school, and that was his motive in starting E.T.S".

Both Ms. Frankel and her partner Terry Rieser, 58, the chief operating officer, are eldest children, and for them, an important motive in starting the company in 2001 was to be their own bosses.

Research findings have provide evidence that innovation is a primary motive in starting a new venture and also has a significant impact on venture performance (Hisrich et al. 2008).

8. What is your motive behind starting your business?

Once Travis Reinking was suspected of killing four people and injuring others in a mass shooting at a Nashville Waffle House on Sunday, the country predictably starting hunting for a motive.

"Interest in people" was the main motive for starting to study medicine.

* The argument of scientific evidence was often used as a reason for why the treatment was not considered as CAM and not as much as a motive for starting up.