Sentence examples for modest incentives from inspiring English sources

And it says that even modest incentives might make a difference.

This, argue the three economists, "suggests SOX's modest incentives are not very effective".

Chrysler will offer more modest incentives, even though its sales fell last year.

There are modest incentives, but the maximum they could add is $15,000.

If physicians were salaried employees with modest incentives for productivity and outcomes, we could, in very short order, have affordable health care for all.

PAGE A9 NEW APPROACH ON IRAN: CARROT The world's major powers agreed in London to offer Iran modest incentives intended to coax it to freeze important nuclear activities.

The result is useful to aid workers, but puzzling to economists: why should such a modest incentive (worth less than 50 cents) make such a big difference?

That squares with mainstream theory, which argues that for a modest incentive, people are willing to save and put off spending.

Economists said the tax relief would provide a much-needed, if modest, incentive to consumers and small businesses to start spending.

But Charles Bietche, 41, of Bay Shore, who was visiting BJ's pumps for the first time, said cheap gasoline was a modest incentive to visit an adjacent warehouse store.

In addition, the community votes on how helpful a review is and positive ratings improve the trustworthy rank of the reviewer— a modest incentive to be fair.