Sentence examples for same incentive as from inspiring English sources

Because male bonobos can't monopolize the meat--or use it to curry favor with females--they may not have the same incentive as male chimpanzees to hunt as often.

Realtors never like to admit how long their idle listings have been sitting on the market, and since it is often in real estate brokers' interest to sell homes at the highest price possible (their commissions are based on sales prices), they may not have the same incentive as the buyer to get the lowest price possible.

To use hospital control is one way of minimizing the impact of recall bias because the controls would generally have the same incentive as the cases to remember events in the past [ 60].

Of course, Mr. Gingrich might not have the same incentives as those two.

These "open" cities offered foreign investors much the same incentives as in the special economic zones, but their corporate income taxes were higher.

A lawyer who specializes in antitrust cases, J. Bruce McDonald, of Jones Day, said that the Justice Department concluded that the financial deal KeySpan made gave it "the same incentives as if it had bought a part interest in Astoria".

For one thing, it assumes that government bureaucrats possess the same knowledge of market fundamentals and face the same incentives as well-financed, farsighted private traders.

With traditional wholesale pricing, it has been shown that the supplier does not share the same incentives as the distributors to sell higher quality products and as a result their economics are not well aligned.

And the domestic company will have the same incentives as previously to locate its next production facility in a country without a climate policy.

In most cases, markets for neglected disease products are too small to cover the costs of R&D, and Indian firms face the same incentives as today's multinational firms to innovative for wealthy populations.

Members of parliament from the same district face the same incentives as they are elected on the basis of votes in their county of nomination.