Sentence examples for limited incentives from inspiring English sources

Decades ago, U.S. state and local governments began offering limited incentives to motivate energy-efficient homebuilding, and most programs today are still limited to energy conservation; consumers looking for breaks on other green features for instance, non-toxic or recycled building materials, or rain collection barrels for lawn and garden watering are largely out of luck, at least for now.

And even then, the standards would provide limited incentives to substitute away from coal, the most carbon-intensive way to generate electricity.

Current European regulations on producer responsibility provide limited incentives for ecodesign practices among manufacturers.

Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and Quebec also offer limited incentives for the acquisition of improved qualifications.

Norway and Sweden never had free ports (Kugler, 1922; Thoman, 1956) and the fact they historically played a limited trade intermediacy function provided limited incentives to change this status (Bost, 2010).

Competition for limited incentives can be open to any businesses willing to invest in the state.

Experts say there is limited incentive to regulate a market in which government agencies are some of the biggest participants.

Democrats had wanted to focus the package on helping unemployed people and on providing a more limited incentive for new business investment.

There is limited incentive to be 'fast and frugal'.

These barriers included a lack of formal relationships with MAT-enabled treatment programs, and limited incentive to negotiate such relationships.

You could take mortgage rates down to 1%; if the asset you're borrowing to buy still has its price declining at a double-digit pace, I don't care how low the mortgage rate is, there is limited incentive to do that.