Sentence examples for greater disincentive from inspiring English sources

LiS can think of no greater disincentive to purchase an album than a member of the cabinet – or, indeed, the opposition – giving it a public thumbs-up.

That, Ellison said, is the underlying idea of the legislation -- to create a greater disincentive for companies to punish pro-union workers.

Because they get the biggest out-of-work benefits, they face greater disincentives to work than people without children.

"It's a great disincentive to mischief-making," Mr. Oldman said.

That is hardly enough to provide a new service, or radically new pricing.The greatest disincentive, however, is that even though a new electronic system could cut banks' costs, their revenues might fall too.

Another heterogeneous impact of the AUH could be related to the number of children.25 Presumably, the larger the benefit from the program, the greater the disincentive to participate in the labor market.

But of course no trainer would make such a promise to one goalie, because it would be too great a disincentive to the others.

Critics also argue that the tax creates a disincentive to accumulate great wealth.

Mellon argued that lower rates could actually bring in greater revenues because they removed disincentives to work.

Greater scrutiny may indeed be a disincentive to going or staying public.

In combination with low potential fertilization rewards, this greater mating effort required presumably adds further disincentive for males to pursue mating opportunities with previously mated females, relative to unmated females.