Sentence examples for exciting incentive from inspiring English sources
DietBet combines the traditional camaraderie of a group setting with the not-so standard and downright exciting incentive of winning money.
It's no longer just about unique and memorable game characters and exciting incentives, but holistic and immersive user experiences.
Exciting exciting exciting.
"It's better to go outside and gain some perspective as long as it's not so exciting that there's no incentive to come back".
Anderson, who has a commercial incentive to feed journalists exciting quotes in order to plug his book, backed up Legal Business's claims about a drug-delivery service.
In the past 10 years England haven't done much, they don't play in an exciting way, so there is no real incentive to support them.
Yarkoni explains that "researchers have a big incentive to come up with exciting new findings", meaning scientists are motivated to "torture" the data and journals are attracted by the media-friendly results.
"It's nice that the young players here are being given a chance to play, that's obviously exciting for us and it was a big incentive to sign".
His passion for new and exciting ideas was catching and acted as an incentive for many of us, like his profound interest and understanding of epistemology, as well as of the process of building scientific thought.
Raymond Vickers Huddersfield, West Yorkshire PV (photovoltaic) panels and solar hot water are exciting (Solar water heaters come to the boil as cash incentive is dangled, Money, 24 February).
