Sentence examples for incentives for trying from inspiring English sources

There are several incentives for trying to perfect electronic valves.

"Does an officer spend two shifts working on a burglary or does he go out and write 20 speeding tickets?" There are few incentives for trying to solve problems, explains another:  "The people who get promotions, the people who get specialised jobs, are the people who get arrests".

The nice thing about Scoutmob's model is that its commitment-free and that its users get incentives for trying out new restaurants and shops (usually in the form of a discount), but don't have to buy anything.

As a special incentive for trying the suite out, CloudCanvas is offering a prize of $500 for each of the best three original images created with the product by September 12th, 2010.

Although women in the two groups reported similar motivations for trying to stop smoking, the accounts of incentivised women differed with regards to the mention of financial incentives.

I fundamentally believe that we are at our best when everyone is focused on executing, when we can remain focused on our long-term mission, and when there are not perverse incentives for people to try to harm what we're all trying to achieve.

Awarding share options has become far less popular, in part because shareholders turned against them when they concluded that options create powerful incentives for executives to try to pump up their share prices in the short-term at the expense of long-term performance.

Ofsted chief inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw has said that the league tables create "false incentives" for teachers who try to push as many students as possible to achieve a C grade.

Maryland Delegate Ana Sol Gutierrez talked of the urgent needs among her state's Latino schoolkids, and how Race to the Top provided necessary incentives for states to try new things.

Question in relation to this dimension would be whether there are incentives for providers to try to increase or reduce numbers of encounters.

Knowing that the process this year would effectively be over by March 7, Mr. Mason said, Mr. Bush and his main rival, Senator John McCain of Arizona, had an incentive to try for "a death stroke" against each other.