Sentence examples for stimulus incentive from inspiring English sources

Stimulus incentive is very generous!

Right now, thanks to a temporary stimulus incentive, a company only has to wait five years before selling those assets to avoid the tax.

Offering a free digital system is fairly unprecedented and, at first blush, would seem financially unsound, but Practice Fusion was initially able to stay in the black through rapid product development, word-of-mouth buzz among doctors, and the $44,000 economic stimulus incentive program rolled out by the Obama Administration in 2009.

Recent initiatives advanced by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services are providing financial incentives for e-prescribing, and recent legislative action is providing a stimulus incentive to physicians to use this technology.

Almost two years ago, President Obama pledged $19 billion in stimulus incentives to help convert the nation's doctors and hospitals to using a paperless system of electronic health records intended to improve the quality of care and reduce costs.

The government's job is to facilitate building an infrastructure (through appropriate taxes, regulation, R&D support, stimulus incentives and so on).

The National Association of Realtors said buyers are beginning to enter the market to take advantage of stimulus incentives and historically low mortgage rates, but it will still take a few months for the uptick to manifest itself in sales activity.

The same impulses inspired a renewed interest in energy-efficient buildings; largely because of the Obama stimulus, tax incentives for efficiency jumped to $2 billion in 2010.

In one of the Webcasts, Mr. Merritt joined with Mr. Tullman and the Allscripts marketing chief to walk through the stimulus bill incentives.

Reminders can act as cues or stimuli, and incentives as rewards, being all kinds of positive consequences of the behaviour.

CHWs were more likely to be motivated to become CHWs due to altruism (work on MNCH, desire to serve God, work hard) and intrinsic needs (help community, improve health, pride) than due to external stimuli (monetary incentives, skill utilization, community respect or lack of professional alternatives).