Sentence examples for intense incentive from inspiring English sources

Another is a fee structure that provides hedge fund managers with "an intense incentive to capture the last little inch of competitive advantage," he said.

Nonprofits, as well as mayors and governors, have an intense incentive to make Obamacare work.

Another likely culprit, though, is the regulation of product markets: if regulation makes competition less intense, it blunts companies' incentives to raise productivity and thwart their rivals.

Now the oil price has declined sharply, the pressure is now much more intense to get those incentives in place quickly.

The intense debate over the Keystone incentives has also led to renewed clamor across the city for reform of the local tax laws -- particularly the vastly unpopular wage tax -- which many say have prompted an exodus to the suburbs or other states.

In this environment with strong economic incentives and an intense competition among PCCs for listed patients and in the recruitment of GPs, medical decisions might be compromised for economic reasons.

They demonstrated that with confidentiality and intense competition, all parties have an incentive to share their information.

That probably provided people an incentive to practice more intense cultivation, and to save and sow seed in order to maintain stands of what had become an important food staple (Fuller 2007).

"Twenty-four is the new 28," Mr. Lutz declared, given the company's decision to pull back on rental car sales and huge incentives, as well as the intense industry competition.

Experts say intense competition among garment manufacturers has created incentives for companies to shortchange workers, many of whom are undocumented immigrants hesitant to report labor abuses.

It is hard to imagine more incentive to lose weight than the intense stigma, discrimination, street harassment and systemic social exclusion that fat people already face.