Sentence examples for simple inducements from inspiring English sources

Simple inducements, such as enterprise zones and low taxes for top earners can swing the decision in favour of one country over another.

The crowdsourcing approach to the acquisition of general knowledge consists of soliciting verbally expressed information, or annotations of such information, from large numbers of web users, sometimes using either small financial rewards or the challenge of participating in simple games as inducements (Havasi et al. 2007; von Ahn 2006).

While Keegan later decided this theory was too simple, Kamienski argues that, on top of the inducement provided by dehumanizing training regimes and the coercion that sees nations force people to fight in their name, "narcosis" can be read literally: in order to kill other people, human beings need to put themselves in a different frame of mind.

While Keegan later decided this theory was too simple, Kamienski argues that, on top of the inducement provided by dehumanising training regimes and the coercion that sees nations force people to fight in their name, "narcosis" can be read literally: in order to kill other people, human beings need to put themselves in a different frame of mind.

Inducements were offered, too.

But there are other inducements.

But these inducements applied everywhere.

Some were offered disproportionate inducements.

Carrots, or positive inducements, are one answer.

Opposition MPs get inducements to defect.

But India's inducements were niggardly.