Sentence examples for incentive set up from inspiring English sources

"There's a huge incentive set up in the system [for] asking students very little, grading them easily, entertaining them, and your course evaluations will be high," admitted co-author Richard Arum.

For incentive, set up some rewards for when you each meet your goals.

B10 AID TO MANHATTAN -- The Giuliani administration proposed using federal aid to give businesses a $5,000 cash bonus per employee as an incentive to set up shop in Lower Manhattan.

Determining longitude at sea was discovered through an incentive prize set up by the British government in the 18th century.

What impact will these policies have on job creation and giving wannabe entrepreneurs the incentive to set up a business?

Or the converse: why the government incentive to set up here if jobs are already so plentiful as to deter recruitment?

If consumers have an incentive to set up wireless networks in their homes — networks that could be used for superior phone service — it could give them another reason to buy high-speed Internet access.

Now, artists will have extra incentive to set up a Facebook event for every one of their shows.

This incentive was set up when utilities were mandated to build infrastructure to make energy available to people in faraway places, not just the urban wealthy.

a strong incentive to set up these joint fundraising committees and host events where they ask the richest Americans for millions of dollars.

At the same time, higher-income workers and their managers have a strong incentive to set up and participate in a savings plan such as a 401K -- deferring or reducing their income tax bill.