Sentence examples for rising incentive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Inglis cited rising incentive costs as a leading problem.

There were signs today that the rising incentive costs were taking their toll.

The combination of slimmer market share in a shrinking market and rising incentive costs has left a wide profit gap between domestic automakers and Japan.

G.M., the world's largest automaker, was also hurt by a cooling China market and rising incentive costs in the United States, as well as weakening demand for the largest sport utility vehicles.

Decreasing market share and rising incentives were among the competitive challenges leading the United Auto Workers to concede to a round of job cuts in labor contract talks last month.

So far, he added, rents are holding or rising, and incentives, like a period of free rent, are disappearing.

The No. 2 automaker is fighting to reverse falling sales in the United States, dwindling profits and rising consumer incentives, with its image hurt by the recall of millions of Firestone tires fitted on Ford vehicles.

But now Chrysler says the project is dead, a victim of the economic slowdown and rising vehicle incentives, which have obliterated profits.

Preventing prices from rising reduces the incentive for farmers to increase supply and for consumers to curb demand, prolonging the very imbalance that has stoked prices.Some central banks, including those in Brazil, Indonesia and Russia, have nudged up interest rates this year.

Our study illustrates potential inequality rising from current incentive mechanisms associated with Payments for Ecosystem Services and other conservation policies and calls for policymakers to consider LUC change impacts on non-landowning stakeholders.

With tenants competing for space, it would not be too long before rents, tempered by the recession, would rise and incentives for tenants, a staple of the office market since the credit crisis of 2007, would recede significantly.