Sentence examples for better inducement from inspiring English sources

A free goodie can be a better inducement than cash since it offers that rarest of commodities, a guilt-free pleasure.

But Allen Ruby, the N.F.L.'s lawyer, said that Davis's ardor for the Hollywood Park proposal faded when Oakland lured the Raiders north with a better deal, including inducements worth $64 million.

But experiences elsewhere indicate that inducements work better.

The unionists have also decided that inducements make for a better message than threats.

Students, in my opinion, should go to College to better themselves and not because of Financial inducements such as Scholarships or living expenses from Loans.

The better angels of our nature sometimes need earthly inducements to emerge.

Any long run solution should involve strategies to encourage workers to stay, through better working conditions, improved wages, or other positive inducements.

His inducement: "A haircut still looks a lot better than a beheading".

South Korea, though it officially supports the denuclearisation of the peninsula (or rather prefers not to acknowledge that North Korea's nuclear boasts may be true), would also prefer to take a more flexible line, offering more inducements to North Korea in the hope of better relations.

We then go on to develop a specific negotiation tactic, based on this reward generation algorithm, and show that it can achieve significantly better outcomes than existing benchmark tactics that do not use such inducements.

The World Food Program's school feeding is a wonderful way to boost school attendance: By providing lunches, the program leaves children better nourished and more able to concentrate, and it also functions as an inducement to parents to keep kids in school.