Sentence examples for given much incentive from inspiring English sources
But even free music requires royalty payments to record companies — typically some fraction of a cent per stream — and some investors and technology executives are concerned that Facebook's platform may bring in large numbers of users who are willing to listen to some free music but are not being given much incentive to subscribe.
Arab leaders haven't given him much incentive to compromise.
I'm just saying, they're not really giving Dennis much incentive to break free of his clutches because he knows he's screwed regardless.
But at a minimum, it certainly doesn't give them much incentive to lower costs, does it?
Those numbers suggest that investors would be foolish to give much weight to the presence or lack of incentive fees when sizing up a particular fund.
Obviously this doesn't give them very much incentive to give you an honest opinion of your financial situation.
The trouble is that such a system doesn't give the debtor much incentive to keep working, since he doesn't get to keep any of the fruits of his labor.
Another team leader, Steven L. Sallese, 29, of Northport, said that working with Pall executives "gave us so much incentive because we knew they could get one or two ideas out of the whole class".
OK, we're getting a little greedy here (you know how it is) but what better way to demonstrate your good faith than dropping this terrible merger that, if completed, would give you too much incentive to mess with our connections and favor your own content.
The static set-ups are composed as intricately as paintings, and I don't know of any film-maker whose work gives the viewer so much incentive and indeed leisure to examine the background of a shot.
