Sentence examples for be incentives from inspiring English sources
noun
Something that motivates, rouses, or encourages.
- I have no incentive to do housework right now.
At the same time, there should also be incentives for people to go to work.
The third line of defence would be incentives to persuade the banks to lend money.
"In that submarket," he said, "there will probably be incentives for renters.
There must be incentives for declaring outbreaks, and more available aid.
There need to be incentives to discourage people from flogging them at the first opportunity.
However, there must be incentives to develop such tests which do not yet exist.
Part of the problem may be incentives in China's Politburo-driven economic system.
But it is not enough for there to be incentives to go green.
They are right to say that there are incentives to vice when there should be incentives to virtue.
There had to be incentives, he said, and they had to be paired with the threat of sanctions.
"There have to be incentives for every country to keep the discipline in its own public finances," Mr. Westerwelle said.
