Sentence examples for enough disincentive from inspiring English sources

I didn't go see the doctor because that would have been several hundred dollars out of pocket — just enough disincentive to get me to make a bad decision.

The International Energy Agency has calculated that removing fossil fuel subsidies, globally, would create enough disincentive to their continued use to provide around half the necessary cuts to emissions to stay under two degrees of warming.

For many people, that's not a strong enough disincentive.

Even privately, we haven't laid out strong enough disincentives.

"I don't think there are enough disincentives for people to drive, so the residential streets will be flooded," Councilwoman James said.

When plumbers, for instance, can charge £100 to fix a simple leak, there is enough economic disincentive stopping skilled craftspeople who might be interested in teaching from having a try, she says.

While the financial and health consequences of smoking might be considered disincentive enough, they largely occur in the future and can be easily dismissed or discounted in a cognitive fashion by smokers.

Not far, but enough of a physical disincentive to mostly keep my nose to the grindstone.

A murder charge and a conviction in racially motivated hate attacks and murders alone is hardly a disincentive stern enough to curb hate crimes.

"It proves that the disincentives are not enough to discourage quite large numbers of people from putting their lives at risk at sea".

When the pecuniary disincentives are serious enough, a provider can find him or herself in an untenable situation, caught between competing goods, patient care and financial viability.