Sentence examples for even less incentive from inspiring English sources

The government is meddling unrepentantly, and with the economy booming there is even less incentive to address such issues.

And he wants to roll back regulations on vehicle emissions, giving automakers even less incentive to build electric vehicles.

Less competition would mean less choice for states and localities looking to buy and service voting machines — and even less incentive for industry to produce first-rate products.

Whether the powers-that-be will change the system is doubtful as it would effectively give the "world players" even less incentive to play on their home tour.

Women are delaying childbirth, and some birth control methods are effective for five years, giving women even less incentive to schedule a regular appointment.

If the tests are continually dumbed down, then the students have even less incentive to work hard on either test prep or course work.

And after Ken Saro-wasa was executed by the country's military dictatorship in November 1995, of course, there was even less of an incentive to return.

Cuts to work allowances in UC starting in April mean that Smith now can earn less before her top-ups are clawed back, making it even less of an incentive to do extra hours.

But given the new abilities being granted to Warner with today's deal — including the right to customize the page layout and sell its own advertising — Warner now seems to have even less of an incentive to join the VEVO initiative than it did before.

The more the United States insists it will not even consider withdrawal, the less incentive Iraqis have to settle their political differences.

For example, even if there is less incentive to indirectly control money now than then, maybe it is also easer to do so.