Sentence examples for adding to the incentive from inspiring English sources

The International Air Transport Association is forecasting an average oil price in 2011 of $110 per barrel, up nearly 15 percent from $96 last year, adding to the incentive for airlines to raise fares or fuel surcharges to cover the rising cost of doing business.

Meanwhile, rents and property prices continue to rise, putting more pressure on the poor and adding to the incentives for further occupations of Rio's numerous empty buildings.

The rise of the Internet, which brings applications from people who have had no pre-screening, has added to the incentive for lenders to keep offers vague.

Irish politics adds to the incentive to disarm: Sinn Fein could soon be part of a coalition government, but Bertie Ahern, the Irish prime minister, has said that he will not ally with it until the IRA decommissions.

Here among the coal fields of southwestern Siberia, some are calling this phenomenon the "copper rush," but aluminum and other nonferrous metals are also in great demand as strong world prices for scrap metal have added to the incentive in these times of economic depression in Russia to attack the country's foundations and sell the bits for hard currency abroad.

"It adds to the incentive to misuse land for cash crops".

That adds to the incentives for delaying investment.

With a focus on the survey outcome, the existing research examined how to add to the incentives to participate.

Shortly afterwards, Norma finds out she is going to lose her job, while Frank is told he has been turned down for the astronaut program, adding to the financial incentive to push the button.

The airlines are adding to that incentive, by the way, with an aggressive new emphasis on blocking out large numbers of seats in coach cabins that are available for the basic fare.

In Mr. Macklowe's case, there is special incentive for adding to the G.M. Building's revenue stream.