Sentence examples for formidable incentive from inspiring English sources
Some ninety-five per cent of criminal cases in the U.S. are decided by plea bargains — the risk of being convicted of a more serious offense and getting a much longer sentence is a formidable incentive — and so prosecutors can determine another man's crime and punishment while scarcely setting foot in a courtroom.
She has the trappings of a formidable athlete (and now, incentive to put off college to heighten her training); she moves around the table with the bounce of nervous ambition.
From the discussion above, it is quite clear that the sole incentive behind the formidable increase in the purchase and use of EVs in Norway is economic motivations, whereby EV road transport users (EV car users) obtain financial gains that would not be possible with the use of a conventional vehicle.
The obstacles to the Caspian scheme are formidable; the Kremlin can offer the Turkmen and Kazakhs incentives, such as unquestioning support for their domestic policies, that the West cannot.
Thus, our main incentive with the present analysis was to deconstruct the formidable problem of the emergence of translation into a series of plausible and manageable steps, in accordance with the Continuity Principle.
Although Berwick now face a formidable task in the replay at Ibrox on Monday there is plenty of incentive for them in the shape of a home tie against Hibernian for the eventual winners.
Despite attempts to stimulate linkages between small and medium size enterprises and foreign investment as well as providing incentives to labour-intensive sectors, Mozambique's developmental challenges remain formidable.
Naturally, the trend towards smoother travel found formidable barriers in the lack of coordination amongst different systems, also due to the lack of incentives for many operators [25].
But formidable obstacles remain.
