Sentence examples for incentives to explore from inspiring English sources

"With oil at $50 a barrel," Mr. Bush remarked, "I don't think energy companies need taxpayer-funded incentives to explore".

The main quests, for the moment, act as incentives to explore and create certain items, and as gating mechanics, preventing you from crafting better arms and armour or from accessing harder areas of the universe until you've beaten particular monsters.

It said such a policy would reduce domestic prices in the short term but weaken incentives to explore and extract more gas "to the detriment of the level and diversity of supply for domestic gas users".

Some say this is fairly rare in countries with oilfields as big as Iraq's, and have accused Iraq's government of "giving away the store".Iraqi officials are at pains to say that the big fields will stay fully state-owned; production-sharing agreements will be dangled only as incentives to explore areas where oil is hard to find or exploit.

Other nearby beaches offer different incentives to explore.

This paper supports that conclusion and uses property rights and transactions costs theories to find private incentives to explore the win wins for those actors who have the largest potentials to diminish the pressure on our environment.

Restaurant Week provides a good incentive to explore.

But it was the X Challenge that provided the incentive to explore the idea in earnest.

Unburdened by the costs of their excessive consumption, consumers and manufacturers have no real incentive to explore the alternatives.

There are alternative models out there, and the lifting of the student number cap gives us an added incentive to explore them.

Drug companies have had a powerful economic incentive to explore other psychiatric uses and target populations for the newer antipsychotic drugs.