Sentence examples for incentive to overcome from inspiring English sources

When the recorded music business was more robust, the promise of soundtrack sales from films like "Coal Miner's Daughter," about Loretta Lynn, or "La Bamba," about Ritchie Valens, was a strong incentive to overcome deal-making differences.

There are still some problems but the prospect of cheaply integrating 1012 devices per chip is a powerful incentive to overcome the existing challenges.

That's a pretty strong incentive to overcome our outmoded fears and stereotypes.

Agencies should be given the tools and the incentive to overcome these communication barriers and work together more often.

Commercial solutions have a strong incentive to overcome the Poisson encapsulation and the resulting 70% of empty drops.

Mechanisms to give credit to authors of data are an additional incentive to overcome the reluctance of sharing data.

All else being equal, removing administrative and legal barriers to venture formation is a better way to go than creating incentives to overcome barriers.

There are no regulatory 'sticks' or incentives to overcome this risk aversion and no reason for the industry to improve its already good safety performance.

The standardization of bids ensures the existence of an equilibrium, and delivers incentives to overcome the problem of positive and negative exaggeration.

Jesse Toprak, the vice president of industry trends at TrueCar.com, which tracks vehicle sales and pricing, said Toyota needed to offer various incentives to overcome the damage done by its recent recalls.

My research mainly studies the interdependence between EV adoption and the charging station deployment, and how we can more effectively subsidize the EV market (through tax credits, rebates and other non-monetary incentives) to overcome those barriers and speed up the diffusion process.