Sentence examples for incentives to enter from inspiring English sources

The reason is not lack of talent but the lack of incentives to enter these fields.

This new proposal would reduce incentives to enter or remain in the "informal" economy, he wrote.

The incentives to enter lotteries seem to be largely positive rather than negative ones.

And in at least one case, students using computers in classrooms were offered incentives to enter personal data -- names, addresses, information on personal habits -- which would then be sold to advertisers.

As Incentives to enter the Program, the men were promised free transportation to and from hospitals, free hot lunches, free medicine for any disease other than syphilis and free burial after autopsies were performed.

State support for monogamous marriage, by providing incentives to enter marital commitments, thus helps people lead better lives (e.g. Macedo 1995, 286).

"We were told that there has got to be some incentive to enter this thing," Mr. Margolis said.

But bright and dynamic people require some incentive to enter the profession: a bit more respect would help.

Third, we can reduce the incentive to enter this country illegally by forcefully prosecuting the burgeoning smuggling business.

The more economic opportunity and growth inside of Mexico, the less of an incentive to enter our country illegally.

It would deprive the system of some of its current crunchiness, and could give minor parties a bit more of an incentive to enter the fray.