Sentence examples for obvious incentive from inspiring English sources

There is an obvious incentive for Morlock and Winfield to advance this characterization.

But fund managers often have an obvious incentive to err on the optimistic side.

Worse, private prisons have an obvious incentive to keep people inside as long as possible.

"A loose coalition of states would work better, but there's an obvious incentive against it," Ms. Naby said.

WHEN money managers give their own names to their mutual funds, they have an obvious incentive to do well.

Since those numbers would be used in setting the initial emissions cap, the companies had an obvious incentive to exaggerate.

1218, 1221, 8 L.Ed.2d 1234 19622), and a jailmate has obvious incentives to assist authorities, one may expect a detainee to act with corresponding circumspection.

Absent were any obvious incentives for amassing perverse amounts of money (and thus there was more time for the languorous lunch).

Firms poured in, many of them setting up giant cattle ranches.In the early 1990s some of the more obvious incentives to wreak environmental havoc were dismantled.

They have obvious incentives to do deals that, while fine for the adviser, may not be in the best interests of the company and shareholders.

There are obvious incentives for unscrupulous politicians to spread fake news – it's a way of viciously attacking opponents while retaining deniability and pretending only to be encouraging a "debate".