Sentence examples for ample incentives from inspiring English sources

Such a huge market created ample incentives to cheat.

There are ample incentives, she acknowledged, including offers of foreign aid, for tribal leaders to hang together.

Arab regimes, facing growing popular discontent with rising food prices, have ample incentives to participate in the working groups.

But with a recession looming and elections just nine months away, both parties have ample incentives to deliver tangible relief quickly.

The plan provides ample incentives, including payments to servicers who successfully modify loans and, in some cases, payments to mortgage investors who agree to modifications.

The threat of such dangerous debt dynamics is ample incentive for Mr Obama to hurry up and explain how he will tame the deficit once the recession is over.

(The picture shows Ranbaxy's factory at Ropar near Chandigarh).Such measures might seem to provide ample incentive for Indian companies to improve their standards.

If Obama wins, a legacy-minded president will have ample incentive to strike an historic bargain on long-term debt reduction for which both parties can claim credit.

"The defendant has ample incentive to flee," the judge said, adding that the bail arrangements amounted to little more than "an honor system".

With a rapidly growing Hispanic population back home, Mr. Reid had ample incentive to try to increase his appeal to that constituency and organize Hispanics politically even when others advised against it or saw it as fruitless.

In any country, this kind of wealth would provide ample incentive and means for acquiring power, but in Haiti the drug trade exerts an influence out of all proportion to other sectors of society.