Sentence examples for some sort of incentive from inspiring English sources

"If you don't offer some sort of incentive, you run the risk of losing consumers entirely".

For instance, about half the states have some sort of incentive, Mr. Stimmel said.

This would require the Rodgers's tenant, "Footloose," to close or move to another theater (with some sort of incentive likely).

One, of course, will be some sort of incentive the government will provide, whether it's a tax subsidy or other financial incentive, because ultimately they're a business.

But more striking is the rarely examined belief that people will do a better job if they have been promised some sort of incentive.

"Landlords are willing to negotiate prices or offer some sort of incentive to the tenant with good credit, a good job and a good pedigree," Mr. Shapot said.

In Britain, about half the local school systems now have some sort of incentives to encourage walking, although generally less formal ones than the piedibus, said Roger L. Mackett, a professor at the Center for Transport Studies at University College in London.

Among the states that began underwriting film and television production with heavy subsidies over the past half-decade — 44 states had some sort of incentives by last year, 28 of them involving tax credits — at least a handful are giving new scrutiny to a question that was politely overlooked in the early excitement: What kind of films are taxpayers paying for?

Abraham said it was "not realistic, frankly it's naive" to expect Channel 4 to hit revenue targets without some sort of bonus incentive.

On the other hand, caution should be exercised lest compensation amounts become high enough (above market prices) to act as some sort of inducement or incentive for allowing animals (willingly or not) to illegally cross into Zimbabwe just to claim monetary compensation.

Drs. Richard Ellenbogen and Hunt Batjer, the co-chairmen, broached the idea of giving players some sort of financial incentive for reporting concussions.