Sentence examples for incentive to bid from inspiring English sources

"There's no incentive to bid wages up".

Other retailers would have little incentive to bid for all of the company, according to analysts.

TYING federal subsidies to tuition growth would dampen a university's incentive to bid for prestige in much the same way that league-imposed salary penalties in professional sports help curb the bidding wars for superstars.

In effect, they, like the managers of any business, would prefer the existing talent to be available to fewer bidders who would have substantial incentive to bid less.To which the players offer three compelling rejoinders.

Bidders who value donations to charity have an incentive to bid more aggressively in such auctions.

However, as producers have to compete for support, they may have an incentive to bid for a comparatively low reference price for the premium and place a greater emphasis on achieving high direct marketing revenues through demand-oriented feed-in and participation in balancing markets.

Private welfare-to-work firms, who will be paid only if they find jobs for the jobless, have been offered fresh incentives to bid for contracts.

But Mr. Littlejohn said the company would not make the amounts public because that would "remove the incentive" for manufacturers to bid vigorously to offer discounts.

As the prices rise, so does the incentive to buy more – and bidding up works by a name already in your collection increases their value even more, which might be really useful if you want to use it as collateral for a loan one day.

Data Domain "needed to provide some incentive for the party with more firepower to bid more," Mr. Quattrone said.

But it was clear, then and now, that Verizon Wireless ultimately was motivated to bid higher (and had far more financial incentive to gain the licenses).