Sentence examples for minor incentives from inspiring English sources

Some of the occupants have leases that do not expire until 2017, "but with minor incentives from us," said Nathan Berman, a principal at Metro Loft, "most tenants are finding that now is an opportune time to seek out new office space, since the market is still soft and they can get a good deal and enter into long-term leases".

In return, the DCCs receive minor incentives throughout the study year, including a report (see "Dissemination of results" for more details), a small financial donation and one or more site visits (additional to the inclusion visit) if requested.

The "harm" caused by China's unfair trade practices is spread out across all of its trading partners, each of whom has only a minor incentive to act.

The unemployed are treated merely as a problem for public policy, like sufferers from an illness which needs to be cured; Jobseeker's Allowance itself continues to exist seemingly as a (soul-sappingly minor) incentive for attending the government's obligatory CV workshops, back-to-work programmes and other sanitising therapy sessions.

When the divorced individual lives together with minor children, the incentive mechanism works better.

In contrast, in laboratory settings where deception is often sanctioned, the consequences of lying and getting caught are minor, and incentives to deceive are artificial (e.g., [5],[5]).

These export possibilities were not only the result of the various companies direct efforts but also of the governments support to a) the long-term programme that eliminated foot-and-mouth disease from Chile b) the export promotion board operating in the foreign markets c) and the minor tax incentives granted to stimulate non-traditional exports.

Brian Jacob and Steven Levitt (co-author of "Freakonomics") looked at incentive regimes in Chicago schools in 2003 and found that a "minor" change in incentives caused a large spike in cheating.Second, teachers could urge their weaker pupils (most likely to be the poorer ones) not to take the tests.

In a recent e-mail interview, Mr. Mann discussed the team's fan base, the strange incentives of minor league existence and more.

The expenses also have to provide for largesse to campaigners and contractors, caste and community leaders and incentives to minor political rivals to gut their own campaigns.

Where this capacity is weaker, a system that provides incentives to conduct minor, incremental inventions is more conducive to growth.