Sentence examples for great incentive to from inspiring English sources

It was also a great incentive to escape.

For his part, Mr. Blankfein appears to have no great incentive to leave.

"You get huge queues of people for low-level jobs, creating a great incentive to save money by outsourcing.

It may be that with labour cheap, there is no great incentive to invest in new capital to meet demand.

Podcasting is not a one-off - it's a series of episodes and there's a great incentive to carry on.

On the other hand, unlike them, he had no great incentive to assert his independence from Rome, because the Gallican church already enjoyed a large measure of autonomy.

For example, former public officials often have great incentive to "tell their side of the story". And much history is the product of academic scholarship.

Acquiring a skill is a great incentive to work, but when the wages are less than £100 a week before travel costs and bills, the attraction diminishes.

Given that Karachi generates 20 percent of Pakistan's G.D.P. and more than half of all of its tax revenues, political parties have a great incentive to create ethnically uniform, election-winning zones.

You're in the boxing ring and trying not to get punched in the face, so it's a great incentive to see what a person is thinking and feeling just by looking in their eyes," he says.

There wasn't much here until the government started offering great incentives to companies to set up manufacturing facilities.