Sentence examples for bigger incentive from inspiring English sources

"There's no bigger incentive than playing for England.

For me, there's no bigger incentive than that to prove people wrong.

Too bad, say Eurocrats; one aim of the reform is to create a bigger incentive for trade accords.

Also, unlike elsewhere, in the US landowners own the mineral rights and not the government, meaning they have a much bigger incentive to drill.

"I'm out of contract in the summer and like a few others am playing for my livelihood; there is no bigger incentive to win than that.

The market isn't as dynamic and self-correcting as the government would claim: profit-making is a bigger incentive than providing a good service.

Larger markets also offer bigger incentives for firms to invest in research and development.

Not surprisingly, bigger incentives lead to the production of more knowledge than do smaller incentives.

First, the EU should make a new attempt to engage the regime, offering bigger incentives.

Despite government incentives to modify bad loans, lenders might wait to see if bigger incentives are offered later.

At each turn, through shrewd lobbying and litigation, oil and gas companies ended up with bigger incentives than before.