Sentence examples for incentive to challenge from inspiring English sources

Thus there is no political incentive to challenge the privileged position of business.

There was also little incentive to challenge that assumption, the report said.

In this environment there is no incentive to challenge a good yarn.

Tight elections offer hope to the trailing candidate and an incentive to challenge the outcome.

Republican candidates, unburdened by the sort of high-profile targets that Mr. Obama and Ms. Pelosi represent, do not have the same incentive to challenge their party leadership.

It can't be effective, as in this case, if the payoff is so paltry that it takes away incentive to challenge fraud or deception.

But the stigma of being branded a sexual predator and the harsh accompanying sanctions have upped the incentive to challenging those precedents.

He's part of a gathering movement that wants to challenge the very idea of federal public lands, and Democrats have few incentives to challenge such candidates in conservative areas.

"The incentives to challenge bullying behavior are far outweighed by the incentives to keep your head down," writes Houghton.

Though Jokowi has the more credible claim, Mr Subianto has absolutely no incentive to concede before the KPU releases its results—and indeed, no incentive not to challenge the results at the Constitutional Court.

The opium trade provided both the money and the incentive for rivals to challenge the central government.