Sentence examples for reduced incentive from inspiring English sources

TalkTalk said Wednesday: "Quite simply, consolidation leads to reduced competition and a reduced incentive to innovate and, crucially, higher prices … we need to scrutinise merger activity in the UK market to ensure that we do not wave through any deal that would mean businesses and consumers lose out".

If the student shows up desperate to go only to their chosen college, with no secondary offers in mind, the college can usually sense the student's desperation, and so can have a reduced incentive to lower lend more cost support.

This view says that if it's harder for employees to switch firms, they have less incentive to drive up their market value by demonstrating their productivity – and this reduced incentive could result in dampened innovation output.

According to the report, Chrysler estimated it would save $45,500 for every dealership it closed, while G.M. projected a savings of $1.1 million a dealership, largely a result of reduced incentive payments.

The PCAOB has, itself, predicted that "if present trends continue, within ten years, audits may yield less than 20percentt of the revenues of the global networked accounting firms". The implication here is that the global audit firms have a reduced incentive to compete over a shrinking market.

If that finality may be swept aside with the ease exhibited by the Court's approach today, prosecutors will have a reduced incentive to bargain, to the detriment of the many defendants for whom plea bargaining offers the only hope for ameliorating the consequences to them of a serious criminal charge.

Price controls reduced incentives to produce.

The availability of outside patronage reduced incentives for factional cooperation and consensus-building on the ground.

In the 1970s it was argued that high taxes had reduced incentives and thus economic growth.

New order-handling rules and the rise of online brokers similarly reduced incentives.

Extensions of unemployment insurance by Congress have been necessary but have also reduced incentives to seek work quickly.