Sentence examples for incentive costs from inspiring English sources

Mr. Inglis cited rising incentive costs as a leading problem.

Still, despite continued heavy incentive costs, demand for passenger vehicles is expected to narrow this year.

There were signs today that the rising incentive costs were taking their toll.

The Big Three are averaging almost $3,000 per vehicle in incentive costs, compared with $1,861 in 2000.

Incentive costs are soaring in a weakening market overflowing with historic numbers of unsold cars and trucks.

Chrysler's president, Dieter Zetsche, said the company had offset incentive costs with its $3.3 billion in cost-cutting last year.

It had used the wrong figure in its reporting on the financial incentive cost per unit of renewable energy generated, according to the NAO.

The proposed incentive mechanism focuses on minimizing and stabilizing the incentive cost while maintaining adequate level of participants by preventing users from dropping out of participatory sensing applications.

Compared with random selection based fixed pricing incentive mechanism, the proposed mechanism not only reduces the incentive cost for retaining the same number of participants but also improves the fairness of incentive distribution and social welfare.

To minimize the incentive cost given an offloading target, users with high delay tolerance and large offloading potential should be prioritized for traffic offloading.

Most of the incentive cost will be shouldered by the city's General Fund, which pays for public services such as library and parks, and Glendale Water & Power's electric works fund, according to a city report.