Sentence examples for flawed incentive from inspiring English sources

We are told repeatedly that when Wall Street's deeply flawed incentive system leads to one bad outcome after another, year after year, it will never happen again.

Due to this inadvertently flawed incentive system, there is an over-reliance on hospitals such that people also visit the accident and emergency departments (AED), general and specialist outpatient clinics (GOPC and SOPC) in the public sector for primary care services.

In Science, a Policy Forum discusses the need to reform China's science and technology system including what the authors call flawed incentives and evaluation methods for graduate students and other early-career scientists.

But, come on, last year was not a good year for Morrisons: the mechanics of the incentive scheme are flawed if they can still produce such a sum in those circumstances.

The incentive systems were very flawed.

But the concept is also badly flawed, because it gives the agent little incentive to get you, the seller, the highest price.

It is deeply flawed: for a start, it would increase the incentives for offshore drilling, and preëmpt the E.P.A.'s ability to enforce parts of the Clean Air Act.

While the execution is flawed (the voting will be totally biased), developers could use an incentive to create casual games that are more involved than the mind numbing junk games that litter countless sites and development platforms across the web.

As flawed as Rauner's proposals are, more people will now have incentive to inform themselves as to what Illinois' governor is planning, and in doing so can identify ways to make their voice heard and join Chance's cause.

Furthermore, the idea that we can just raise taxes and hit some projected revenue increase is fatally flawed by static analysis -- the idea that people don't respond to incentives and penalties.

A parliamentary committee has called the bill's neglect of the demand side of the equation "fundamentally flawed".Because consumers pay for each unit of electricity they use, neither generators nor suppliers have an incentive to reduce demand.