Sentence examples for be incentive for from inspiring English sources
noun
Something that motivates, rouses, or encourages.
- I have no incentive to do housework right now.
"For a lot of girls," Collymore said, "there will be incentive for them to work to see if they can get over here".
"This announcement should be incentive for the Pentagon that repeal should be in place before kids return to Harvard and other campuses this fall," Mr. Sarvis said.
As was the case before Sterling signed his current five-year deal in 2012, and applies to all youngsters at the club, the Liverpool manager believes there must be incentive for a player to develop in his contract.
There'd be incentive for insurers to offer innovative and customized policies.
Also, the use of this model can be incentive for companies to move in the path of economic, social, and environmental activities and adopt a well-rounded sustainable supplier which is able to boost supply chain performance.
While careful to draw a line at cruelty, Rustmann adds, "There has to be incentive for the prisoner to answer the interrogator's questions.
At the same time, there should also be incentives for people to go to work.
"In that submarket," he said, "there will probably be incentives for renters.
There must be incentives for declaring outbreaks, and more available aid.
A spokesman for the American Embassy emphasized that the awards were meant to be incentives for provinces to remain poppy-free.
"There have to be incentives for every country to keep the discipline in its own public finances," Mr. Westerwelle said.
