Sentence examples for have much incentive from inspiring English sources

The military didn't have much incentive to sell its crown jewels, and it still doesn't.

But they do not have much incentive to tackle the problem.

With such delays, factories didn't have much incentive to report their data.

Nor did they have much incentive, because in most cases the loans had long ago been sold to investors.

When Baltimore visits Cincinnati, neither team will have much incentive to win; both have (virtually) clinched their seeds.

Until the economics of that change, they don't have much incentive to try to speed the shift.

Unless matters take a nastier turn, neither side has much incentive to compromise.

Neither has much incentive to cooperate by putting up a united front.

No one, save a few lonely economists, had much incentive to call time on the party.

Beyond the interception strategy, there is a widespread sense in Washington that neither the Bush administration nor North Korea has much incentive to confront the nuclear issue this year.

None of the dozen firms has much incentive to spend $2 million up front to buy a patent it may not be infringing — especially when the worst possible outcome is paying $1 million in a settlement.