It was like hacking through wilderness brush that clung to your ankles and scratched your face, as you struggled on, further and further, your heartbeat racing, because the incentive was so powerful.
In some states, the number of tax incentives is so large that the lost money can mean higher taxes on other businesses.
So far innovation hasn't dragged down costs because the incentives are so screwed up.
If the financial incentives are so generous, then no wonder Mossbourne attracts the best and outperforms other schools.
Their incentives are so lopsided in favor of secrecy that a new report proposes a surprising remedy: cash prizes for government workers who challenge improper classification.
An obscure provision on new drilling incentives was "so noncontroversial," he added, that senior House and Senate negotiators had not even discussed it.
Trost, the highest-ranking officer in the Navy, said, "The economic incentives are so potent and the network of communications from farm to market via thousands of boats and small planes is so extensive. . . .
The tax incentives are so generous that Virgin Island producers might ultimately try to use highly subsidized sugar cane to make blended whiskeys, vodka and gin, distillers on the mainland say.
The incentives are so many and so diverse that, Ms. Park said, "Here a credit card is not just a tool of payment, it's also a way of saving money".
As scientists working in the field, we must be exquisitely careful to avoid hype around topics that hold such broad media and public appeal, and where the incentives are so heavily weighted towards positive findings.
