Sentence examples for heightened incentives from inspiring English sources

Since conservatism can trigger earlier covenant violations, borrowers have heightened incentives to report less conservatively in the post-CDS period.

Many Palestinian Catholics want a heightened incentive -- like a papal appeal -- to soldier on as the guardians of the faith in the Holy Land.

Mr. Romney might welcome this shift from public to private costs, because it would heighten incentives to save, rewarding individuals who shop around for the best private health insurance, private schools and private retirement plans.

In the US, the increasing financial support for customer-sited photovoltaic (PV) systems provided through publicly funded incentive programs has heightened concerns about the long-term performance of these systems.

Most notably, adolescents, compared with adults, demonstrated attenuated responses in the VS during the incentive cue, followed by a heightened response in the VS and sPCS during response preparation (reward anticipation) on reward trials.

Also, heightened environmental awareness has emerged as an additional incentive to minimize operational impact.

The 2010 Dodd-Frank law further heightened pressure by giving corporate whistle-blowers a financial incentive to report violations.

When the heightened government scrutiny alarmed SAC's traders this year, the fund offered additional financial incentives to retain employees, many of whom make millions of dollars a year.

Besides making comparative information available, people's cost awareness was assumed to be heightened and they were made partly responsible for the costs they incur through financial incentives, e.g. they receive cheques, have to make co-payments and pay policy excesses and have no-risk benefits.

Given purely business incentives, they are more likely to sustain sanitation supply in order to meet the heightened demand and maintenance requirements in communities.

Your emotions are surely heightened.