Sentence examples similar to buck incentive from inspiring English sources

She tells me she's all done and I say one more, realising I should have held back that last five bucks for incentive.

She tells me she's all done and I say one more, realizing I should have held back that last five bucks for incentive.

For conservatives, incentives buck the free market and could undermine New Jersey's prospects for legitimate tax reform.

Money-market funds can be subject to runs if investors fear they will break the buck; there is every incentive to exit the fund before losses are imposed.

Unless these people are held accountable for their failures in the same way as custodians and dishwashers, there will never be any incentive to buck the crowd and point out looming disasters like the housing bubble.

We found the best "bang for the buck" was a smaller incentive with two mailings when costs were compared relative to response rates.

On Dec. 8 in Contoocook, N.H., he said: "We are going to put the big bucks and the incentives into alternative energy.

New York also runs another incentive program, Health Bucks, through which families receive a $2 coupon for every $5 in E.B.T. sales at a farmers' market — a 40 percent increase in purchasing power.

Instead of providing direct services, the government offered charitable tax incentives – passing the buck to nonprofits.

If he is dead, then all the companies in question will have some incentive to make the buck stop with him.

In 2009, the political economist Elinor Ostrom won a Nobel Prize for studying how nomads in Africa, farmers in Nepal and others learned to forgo individual incentives for a quick buck in favor of longer-term shared profits.