Sentence examples for hard incentives from inspiring English sources

He has tried to change the culture not just by preaching fuzzy concepts but also by introducing hard incentives, such as increasing the rewards for those who come up with successful new ideas and, particularly, not punishing those whose experiments fail.

That's a pretty strong incentive to play hard.

The Blackberrys are, to some extent, a hard, cold incentive: participate in this diabetes care management program, and get a hot gadget.

One lesson of the current market chaos, then, is that it's hard to get incentives right.

Moraine, Ohio, was already home to a G.M. plant in 1997 when the company pushed hard for additional incentives.

"What has hit hard are the incentives offered by countries like Hungary, which made them around 25% cheaper," he said.

Still, even in hard times, the incentive from a tax cut is particularly strong among the wealthy, supply-siders say.

"Over a period of 10 to 12 years, somebody does a great job, they work hard — that gives incentive to do a great job," Trump said.

"A bit of inequality is good as it creates incentives for hard work and rewards entrepreneurship.

So what?The social purpose of high executive pay is to create incentives for hard work to maximise profit.

By fixating on the hard data of inputs (incentives) and outputs (student performance), reformers neglect the most essential part: what happens in the middle.