Sentence examples for it disincentives from inspiring English sources

It disincentives the main breadwinner (in most cases still the father in heterosexual couples) to take on a role as primary or equal carer.

And it has more or less stagnated ever since, despite trillions of dollars of government spending on means-tested programs.Mr Ahlert cites a recent study by the Cato Institute that contends the welfare system is so generous that it disincentives work.

That's for good reason: It disincentives startups to get big and hire more people.

Q: You've argued that welfare "is keeping people away from work, it disincentives work".

It also disincentives hard-core players from joining these contests, as it's difficult to seriously use statistics to build a team when you don't know what players you'll have access to until the theme is announced each week.

Would it disincentive people from working, or enable people to spend government money on luxury items?

But not when the competition got too tough.However, when competition for members was intense, it created disincentives to improve chronic disease management and incentives to focus on attracting younger, healthier (and cheaper) members.

It created disincentives for production, and incentives for purchasing, hoarding and then reselling the scarce goods that there are.

Pospis: In my view it is the perfect storm of sexist attitudes towards women and preconceived notions of women's roles in our society, the inherent power imbalance in the employer/employee relationship coupled with the temptation for those in power to exploit it, and disincentives for victims to report the harassment.

It described disincentives to entry and barriers to progression.

These experts readily admit that FECA has serious structural problems, that it creates disincentives to return to work, and that the basic rate of FECA compensation often is more than the employee's pre-injury take-home pay.