Sentence examples for serious incentive from inspiring English sources

It would reassure them that tax reform is real by providing a serious incentive for Republicans to deal straight.

For if he and the Lib Dems cannot do anything more than trade in ambiguity, there will be no serious incentive to purchase shares in their political enterprise".

Of course, whether they are in the business because of a genuine passion, as an investment, or to make a quick buck, all of these stars literally have their name on the line, so they have a serious incentive to deliver.

But the right has no serious incentive to help solve or ameliorate these problems.

If converting buildings from rentals to condos--which could potentially fetch a building owner millions--was made easier, landlords would have a serious incentive to evict existing tenants under the Ellis Act and create a TIC.

This time, though, the parties come to the table with serious incentives to reach a deal.

This may sound reasonable, but it creates serious incentives to creatively shift profits into low-tax countries.

Rather, states had to take the lead role, which, given the constitutional bar on compulsion, required serious incentives to induce such state participation.

This instills serious incentives for people that need to have their wine on hand at all times.

However, for drugs that have little to no patent life left, GAIN creates serious financial incentive for development by restoring the potential for up to 10 years of exclusivity without generic competition.

We learned from former energy and climate change secretary Chris Huhne today that the Treasury blocked serious financial incentives to support the struggling Green deal, the coalition's flagship energy-efficiency policy and the one certain way to cut people's energy bills.