Sentence examples for destroy incentive from inspiring English sources

The proposed merger, said Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, who favors legislation to regulate airline behavior, is "going to suck up most of the competitive juices left in the airline industry" and destroy incentive to serve passengers better.

According to conservative doctrine, the combination of high taxes and aid to "takers" must really destroy incentives both to create jobs and to take them in any case.

Foreign aid to Africa has consisted and still does of dumping cash, credits and commodities in ways that destroy incentives for the very self-reliance Western leaders preach.

Republicans unhesitatingly attributed this to the evil effect of slavery which, it was claimed, destroyed incentives.

As it creates or destroys incentives, hospital reimbursement determines the shape and quality of medicine as well as its cost.

Some party insiders complain that the campaign is too tough, destroying incentives and damaging economic growth.

The fear about Part D was always that the drug program would devolve into price controls, thus destroying incentives for research and development as European governments have done.

The harm includes constricting the career opportunities available to young researchers, failing to prepare them for the opportunities that do exist, and destroying incentives that have traditionally attracted talented domestic students to science careers.

Compulsory data disclosure would force sharing of existing data while potentially destroying incentives to invest in sustainable data resources for the future.

Failure to include one of them in the next enlargement would destroy the incentive for would-be NATO members to meet those standards.

Surely those generous benefits must destroy the incentive to work, while those high taxes drive job creators into hiding or exile.