Sentence examples for real disincentive from inspiring English sources

So there's a real disincentive for young people to remain in employment".

While it's rare, Uprichard says it can be a "real disincentive" to becoming a trustee of an unincorporated charity.

"We were very clear about our sincerity… we wanted very high penalties, we wanted a real disincentive for the poachers," she said.

It is a real disincentive for students to put the time and energy into decent quality essays for scholarships when this is the case.

It will be a "real disincentive to what is already a very small pool of lawyers willing to take on human rights-related cases against multinational enterprises".

"The pension system is a voluntary system, and if you force companies to artificially put more into their plan than is needed, that is a real disincentive," he said.

"I accept all the advantages of the Ucas system, the ease of going through it, reducing the real disincentives in applying to a university that requires half a dozen essays and so on.

The 50% tax rate is no disincentive to real entrepreneurship.

Every new attack on U.S. companies, every threatened increase in taxes, every new entitlement/burden from health care to so-called financial reform that ignores the real issues is another disincentive for businesses to invest in America.

Ali Vaez, an Iran analyst at the International Crisis Group, said: "Both sides now know what their real positions, incentives of success, and disincentives of failure are.

This connection between real life and values is perhaps the most powerful disincentive for the excessive use of technology.