Sentence examples for ulterior issue from inspiring English sources

But the founders at Shift Labs say there's often an ulterior issue at play as well: profits.

"I regret the government had even lost the flexibility to spend one day or two taking a deep breath and meticulously analyzing Kim Jong Un's ulterior motive before hastily issuing a welcoming statement," he said.

CEO Kowalski told the Las Vegas Sun in 2007 that his company's involvement in the issue "has never been ulterior or anything more than corporate self-interest".

These video-sequences were stored under a random number for ulterior blinded analysis.

Kathryn Eiseman, president of the Pipe Line Awareness Network for the North East, said the issue is less about possible ulterior motives of the review than it is about who's overseeing it.

"I promise you that every person this week talking crap about Debbie has an ulterior motive," said a Democratic official who took issue with much of the criticism directed at the chair and the DNC. .

You attack a person on the basis of their trustworthiness, their ulterior motives, anything to get away from dealing with the issues".

Some countries with "ulterior motives" had unfairly characterized China's military presence and sensationalised the issue, Reuters reported.

Thus when elected officials are out making statements and issuing strong rhetoric — perhaps it is disingenuous and delivered with ulterior motives to please the hand that feeds their campaigns.

"I have no reason to think there are ulterior motives," Mr. Jonas said, "but there may be concern that there's another shoe to drop, another quality issue coming and maybe that's why the stock is down as much as it is".

The offer is certainly not pure of ulterior motive: The outspoken far-left leader has long been a thorn in the midriff of the Bush Administration, issuing melodramatic rhetoric against the White House and leading thousands of protesters at the recent Summit of the Americas.