Sentence examples for even greater incentive from inspiring English sources

And when you compete with the Yankees, you have an even greater incentive".

But not laughing — not getting the joke — creates an even greater incentive.

That gave A.I.G. an even greater incentive to keep its stock price up.

The result is that the oil firms will have an even greater incentive to extract the stuff.

Such a provision would give officials even greater incentive to label documents secret rather than risk their release.

But poor people have an even greater incentive to see that this aid delivers the best possible results.

China has even greater incentives to develop its shale gas resources.

But investors are concerned that retailers will have to offer even greater incentives to attract shoppers as incomes fall, energy prices rise and the economy slows.

But with more personal data concentrated in fewer companies, hackers, marketers, political consultants, among others, have even greater incentives to find ways to circumvent or breach the dominant firm's security measures.

Local election boards now have even greater incentives to cook the results; while one might say that people who accept electronic voting machines deserve what they get, they will unfortunately probably be getting a lot they don't deserve, and they won't even know that they are being cheated.

A return to commercial whaling, he suspects, would provide even greater incentives for illegal hunting.