Sentence examples for unique motives from inspiring English sources

Because iAd was designed to support developers rather than generate revenue, it has some inherently unique motives which easily align it with a high level of user privacy while not losing the value of what will likely be some of the strongest targeting and optimization available.

But Goldman didn't have a unique financial motive for the government to rescue A.I.G.

Current evolutionary theories of primate social cognition tend to highlight species differences in cognition based on human-unique cooperative motives.

By climbing into bed with the private sector, civil society must be careful not to compromise its ability to criticise it; we must not lose those attributes that make civil society – our methods and our motives – unique.

The men of the first Native Guard had unique circumstances and motives that should be understood in their specific context, and not extrapolated to the entire black free and enslaved population.

Drinking motives unique to the athletic experience may contribute to elevated use.

Carole Angier in the Independent was doubtful about aspects of Francine Prose's Anne Frank: The Book, the Life, the Afterlife: "for its industrial methods and scale, the Nazi Holocaust was unique in human history" but "its motives were not unique, and nor were its lessons.

Each personality profile is associated with unique patterns of substance use, maladaptive motives for substance use, and comorbid psychopathology [ 18– 20].

There are motives to reread that are unique to writers.

They are unique largely in having come from idealistic motives, being pulled by Zionist or Jewish identification, not pushed as refugees from another land.

This Prize is the strongest possible recognition of the deep political motives behind our Union: the unique effort by ever more European states to overcome war and divisions and to jointly shape a continent of peace and prosperity.