Sentence examples for alluring incentive from inspiring English sources
Those brilliant economic managers, Tony Abbott and his treasurer Joe Hockey, provided an alluring incentive to NSW and other states to become parties to what is known as the "asset recycling initiative".
As it currently stands, the alluring incentive of mandatory anti-SLAPP attorneys' fees outweighs the almost nonexistent disincentives in bringing the special motion.
This can make the difference between arriving on time or frustratingly late in the gridlocked capital of the New South, and is an example of the sort of alluring non-economic incentive that other sustainable industries could seek to adopt.
Pre-Broadway runs have become especially alluring, coming as they often do with the incentive of commercial enhancement money — a Faustian bargain in which Broadway producers subsidize a nonprofit theater production while holding onto the rights to transfer the show.
Loan originators, either mortgage brokers who act as middlemen between consumers and lenders, or mortgage bankers, who can also fund the loans themselves, get paid only if the transactions go through -- which gives them an incentive to make the loan payments as alluring as possible to the borrower.
Your Oct. 8 article on economic development in Jersey City ("Is Jersey City Too Alluring?") shed more heat than light on the process by which the city decides whether to provide tax incentives to encourage redevelopment.
This can be done through a variety of measures that include providing tax incentives to encourage bond buying, keeping interest on savings accounts artificially low to make bonds more alluring, as well as persuading government-linked entities like public employee pension funds to step up their bond purchases.
She is effortlessly alluring.
