Sentence examples for age inducements from inspiring English sources

We offered a reader prize, for, in this materialistic age, inducements are often necessary to spark debate.

However, whether the reduced care among those in the inactive age is due to inducement in the form of reduced utilization or rationing, these patients are made worse off compared to those within the same age group in the public hospitals.

Mastering the Art, however, was more than a reflection of the buoyancy of the age, it was an inducement to it as well.

Given that these patients may have to leave their work or school in order to visit the hospital, inducement among this age group could impose a high indirect cost on the patients.

Thus without taking psychic cost of physicians into account it would have been impossible to identify inducement of the active age group who received care in the private hospitals.

Again the leftward shift of the demand curve of the inactive age group in the private hospital could be due inducement in the form of reduced utilization or due to rationing of care so no inducement conclusion could be drawn.

If the inducement among the patients in the active age caused cost to increase, the reduced utilization among the inactive age group in the private hospitals could be cost reducing, so it is not clear the extent of inducement on the cost of care borne by the NHIS.

This seems a bit more likely now that George Bush is considering offering modest inducements: allowing the sale of spare parts for ageing airliners and the lifting of America's veto on Iran's accession talks with the World Trade Organisation have been mooted.

Thus if there was any inducement in the private sector it is likely to occur among the more active age group.

This study has shown that inducement is practiced in the private hospitals, with NHIS accreditation, on NHIS patients in the active age.

Inducements were offered, too.