Sentence examples for sort of inducements from inspiring English sources

Pierre Ferragu of Sanford C. Bernstein, an investment bank, reckons that Huawei's rivals have used the same sort of inducements.

Perhaps you don't need this sort of inducement.

Just the sort of inducement that would motivate the tirelessly competitive Blumenthal.

I would be wary if this were to serve as any sort of inducement to write witty and damning phrases.

He ays he is not "puritanical" about eating or drinking, "but is it really the case, that the way of attracting the attention of the most senior officers was … inviting them to a very nice lunch?" "Help me, if it doesn't create a bit of a problem which requires this sort of inducement?" asks Leveson.

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.

Elinor Mason, in a recent article on Scanlon's theory argues in favor of the collapse, claiming that promises are just one sort of inducement to trust, and the harm of breaking a promise is exactly the harm of misleading that might be performed by lying or otherwise deceiving (Mason 2005).

"They could offer some sort of inducement: 'If you testify truthfully, we will give you this benefit,'" said James Cohen, a professor of criminal law at Fordham Law School.

He loves her; she loves him, but first they must do a tiresome little dance where Gaston offers all sorts of inducements to her protectors in order to ensure that Gigi will be financially set once Gaston has moved on.

I sort of agree.

Tiffany is not alone in using this kind of inducement.