Sentence examples for incentive to present from inspiring English sources

News that makes money is alive and well; the incentive to present news that doesn't, like all of Murrow's great work, is gone.

Because Morgan Stanley's $35 million fee was contingent on a sale occurring, the shareholders claim that Morgan Stanley did not have an adequate incentive to present all alternatives to the El Paso board.

The problem, he said, was that the outsourcing of fishery assessments to commercial contractors paid by the fisheries created a conflict of interest, because the contractors had an incentive to present the science in a way most flattering to the fishery.

And while blaming Israel, UNRWA officials also have plenty of incentive to present the worst possible picture.

That gave the publishers an incentive to present a united front to Amazon; most eventually achieved the right to set their own prices.

Providing a range of services for PLWH, such as IPT, ProTEST clinic, hospice and HBC, is also likely to serve as an incentive to present earlier for HIV testing [ 5].

But we do have a system in which the major media companies have strong incentives to present the news in a way that pleases the party in power, and no incentive not to.

How, he asks, can the retrospective extension of the rights of dead authors be an incentive to present-day creativity?

This produces a strong incentive on males to present any type of gift rather than no gift.

These clinics were intentionally priced at rates lower than at the EDs so as to provide an incentive for non-emergencies to present at the clinics rather than the EDs.

Leece said in June that while the low tax could remain the same because it's a business incentive, it does seem to present a disparity between high-revenue stores like Nordstrom and small businesses.