Sentence examples for incentive to address from inspiring English sources
Military contractors are aware of these problems, but have little incentive to address them.
The United Nations climate summit in Copenhagen this month may create a greater incentive to address these issues.
The government is meddling unrepentantly, and with the economy booming there is even less incentive to address such issues.
This spectacle — of children with squandered chances — ought to provide extra incentive to address school discipline problems.
Trump has an obvious incentive to address the crisis, since it disproportionately affects the rural white population that makes up much of his voter base.
"If the succession is being accelerated, then of course Kim has an incentive to address the economic problems and other issues which will be helpful for his son in the transition to taking power," he added.
Introduced in 2000, individual learning accounts offered discounts on course fees and other incentives to address skill shortages.
"These are largely long standing issues that China was either legally obligated to address or had every reason in its own incentives to address.
What sort of risks?First, prolonged unusually accommodative monetary conditions mask underlying balance sheet problems and reduce incentives to address them head-on.
Younger faculty, who often possess the most sophisticated and effective tools, face incentives to address narrow questions within their disciplines rather than engage in problem-solving across disciplines.
