Sentence examples for incentive to run from inspiring English sources

The new league structure is an incentive to run more often against Richards-Ross.

Preservation organizations have little incentive to run afoul of the boards of influential cultural institutions.

Consequently, companies rushing to get medications to market have had an incentive to run quick, sloppy trials.

The company will not own the American ports and it has no incentive to run them badly.

At the same time, the utilities charge residential consumers a flat rate, giving them no incentive to run appliances during off-peak hours.

But some experts, like Dr. Powers, the former agency reviewer, said that drug companies might have little incentive to run broader tests once a medication received limited approval.

"Some factors point to the existence of incentives to run in segments of the industry".

The winner of the tender will be offered incentives to run it even better.

But the prevalence of drugs is a graphic illustration of how the flood of casino cash has created powerful and dangerous incentives to run sore, tired or otherwise unfit horses in pursuit of that big score.

While in recent decades Democrats have taken election defeats as incentives to run right, it should be harder for them to do so after so many resounding victories for bread-and-butter issues at the polls.

They include a lack of training on how to run inclusive studies, a lack of incentives to run inclusive studies, the relatively low numbers of minority scientists, and "a dearth of successful partnerships between academic medical centers and under-represented communities".