Sentence examples for incentive to start from inspiring English sources

The proposal would also create a perverse incentive to start businesses to take advantage of the larger $10 million exclusion.

That was before it had the military resources and the incentive to start thinking of how to secure and defend interests around the globe.

They pretend to work and have neither the time nor the incentive to start businesses or acquire skills.Could there be a better way?

Since a major incentive to start sharing is perceptions of peers' involvement, an activity can spread through a community, helping create the critical mass projects need become sustainable.

In other cases, they said, trash companies that do pick up the business will have an incentive to start cheating their new clients.

Meanwhile, without any clear guidance from the government, Britain's electricity providers have had little incentive to start adding the sort of capacity that would help the system as a whole function more robustly let alone diversify the sources.

As a result, the Department of Defense provided production incentives to start the titanium industry in 1950.

It could provide tax incentives to start a business while in a job or in education.

He said he feared that incentives to start or expand a business in the city itself would be stunted no matter what happened at the airport.

"The RET has a key role to play but so could regulatory limits or incentives to start to drive the most polluting power stations out of the market... but just focussing on the RET ignores the bigger picture.

Still, if we're heading for a prolonged era of scarce, expensive oil, Americans will face increasingly strong incentives to start living like Europeans — maybe not today, and maybe not tomorrow, but soon, and for the rest of our lives.