Sentence examples for incentive to stall from inspiring English sources
Now, they have every incentive to stall, and they'll be paid well to do so.
Firms have every incentive to stall, and then to say that whatever is being criticized happened years ago.
So far, settlements have been less common in the American courts because both the indirect feeder fund investors and the conduits they invested through have some incentive to stall.
Wouldn't that provide Democrats the incentive to stall tax reform and grab the tax-cut win that had so far eluded them?
Various solar thermal technologies were developed starting in the 1970s, but a breakdown in government funding and incentives caused them to stall before they reached a scale of production large enough to drive down costs and allow them to compete with conventional sources of electricity.
The latest step to stall and dismantle clean energy incentives is the so-called "Energy Mandates Study Committee," or "EMSC".
However, these cross functional groups often bump up against misaligned incentives, hierarchical decision-making, and cultural rigidities, causing progress to stall or action to not be taken at all.
Ramsay continued to stall.
Alyokhina decided to stall.
Careful now not to stall.
