Sentence examples for deeper incentives from inspiring English sources

Automakers are now reducing production, possibly enough to avoid even deeper incentives later this winter.

"Given our findings, deeper incentives for both investment and exporting will be needed in the months and years ahead.

For instance, some domestic brands have been pricing not to the market but where they aspire to be, which results in deep incentives and poor residuals, says Banks, who cites the $36,195 Chrysler Pacifica, which was originally priced as competitive with the Lexus RX, as a prime example.

Investing in businesses creates deeper level incentives to support an ecosystem of partners in a way that the advertising-based social networks have been unable to commit to.

The Puerto Rican government has adopted deep tax incentives aimed at luring movie production to the island, and it's working.

The Japanese malaise can be lifted the way Ronald Reagan lifted ours nearly 20 years ago — with deep, permanent, incentive-oriented tax cuts; sound money; and deregulation.

I would like to see more examination of the validation requirement beyond the lens of peer review, and I would like a deeper examination of incentives and credit beyond citation.

Still, the car market in the United States remains sluggish and competitive, with American companies offering deep discounts and incentives.

Americans bought more cars–sales were up 9% thanks to deep discounts and incentives.

In doing so this paper builds a deeper understanding of purchase incentives.

"Given the problems Glaxo had in China, it is important for investors to understand, at a deeper level, just how incentives work through an organisation," he said.