Sentence examples for clearer incentive from inspiring English sources

Whereas the Portuguese club boasted the clearer incentive – avoid defeat and they would have ensured progress at Schalke's expense – it was Chelsea's also-rans who made their mark.

But this assertiveness actually diminished China's reputation, and a strengthening United States gives Beijing a clearer incentive for cooperation, particularly since China will still need a strong U.S. commitment to help make the world safe for the flow of global commerce, and perhaps to help China exploit its own considerable domestic reserves of tight oil and shale gas.

Because expenses for more frequent dialysis sessions would be covered, an equal payment for HHD and hospital haemodialysis sessions would be a clearer incentive.

Tough sanctions must therefore be coupled with clearer incentives.

Mr. Mexia said his company needed clearer incentives to take advantage of a global market for electricity, which he expected to rise to 50 percent of global energy demand by 2050 compared with current levels of 21 percent.

Carmakers have even clearer incentives to make fractional ownership work.

The report called for dental contracts to be developed with clearer incentives for improving health, access and the quality of dental treatment [14].

"They have a clear incentive to be tough".

This is a clear incentive to bad practices.

But both sides also have a clear incentive to reach an agreement.

The government doesn't have such a clear incentive to seek low-cost non-unionised labour.