Sentence examples for new inducement from inspiring English sources

The notion of a new inducement to watch commercials appealed to NBC, which has previously pushed through several innovations in prime-time formatting.

And for many people, each new increment of knowledge will be a new inducement to walk outside on a clear, dark night and look for that tiny red dot of reflected light overhead.

As we enter Christmas season, the 21st-century public eagerly await new inducements to part with their dough.

But with some key executive positions taking months to fill, companies are adding new inducements to their mix of pay and perks.

Keep military pay competitive and invest in new inducements that are more cost-effective: more in cash benefits, less in non-cash benefits like pensions; more in re-enlistment and other bonuses, less in across-the-board raises.

Sudan's president, Omar al-Bashir, will also be at the summit, but there are no plans to nag him about his army's brutality in Darfur.Of the new inducements, trade deals called Economic Partnership Agreements are the ones Europe thinks will help Africa most.

A CNBC correspondent reported that part of the deal includes new "inducements" from Pence's government.

Deal terms to keep Carrier jobs in Indiana include new inducements from state.

The UK government on Thursday said it would strengthen tax credits for the film industry and offer new inducements to lure more visual effects business.

Today we begin a new mail-pull inducement: "The Department of Amplification," its title borrowed from The New Yorker magazine, which has had success with this editorial labor-saving device since 1938.

In his August 30th "On Language" column, Safire inaugurated his own version of it: Today we begin a new mail-pull inducement: "The Department of Amplification," its title borrowed from The New Yorker magazine, which has had success with this editorial labor-saving device since 1938.