"Google has EVERY INCENTIVE to kiss Chinese ass," he says, "that's why this move today impressed me so much".
Yet refugee agencies argue that Italy has every incentive to assist asylum seekers.
With a third Olympic medallist in British ranks, it has every incentive now.
Facing serious legal liabilities of his own, Mr. Glisan has every incentive to talk to prosecutors.
A young person with a dream of success, however they measure it, has every incentive to work towards it.
Its new chairman, José Ignacio Goirigolzarri, certainly has every incentive to flush out all the bank's problems so that the balance-sheet is purged of nasties.
In any case, the military has every incentive to hold things together even if the designated heir isn't really in charge.
Isis has every incentive to increase ethnic and sectarian divisions in Turkey and is doing so successfully through its suicide bomb attacks.
At 31, Villa has every incentive in his life to change his role, to become a different type of forward, to explore new ground, so to speak.
The opposition, which until a month ago saw no chance of beating Lula in the next election, has every incentive to sustain the agony through lengthy congressional investigations.
One hopes that Mr. Netanyahu shares that insight, although one must also recognize that politically he has every incentive to remain ambiguous.
