Sentence examples for tangible incentive from inspiring English sources

President Clinton's promise to lift economic sanctions against Yugoslavia is a tangible incentive for change.

Rather than traditional formats that lead to the same teams finishing at the top of each pool, RLWC 08 offers each nation a tangible incentive from the start.

And besides, this way, doesn't he have a very tangible incentive to be better?

Let's next consider that some people will drive themselves to create, to innovate, to improve the world, even in the absence of any tangible incentive.

As with report cards and good behavior while I was growing up, I needed a tangible incentive to justify the effort.

This evidence does not support an undermining effect of the tangible incentive.

That helps explain why United Devices, based in Austin, Tex., has resorted to tangible incentives.

Potential ways to overcome this blame game mentality around retrofitting include: Aligning tangible incentives between landlords and occupiers.

Another of her main initiatives reserves a portion of tourism proceeds for local villagers, giving them tangible incentives to stop poaching wildlife, cutting trees and drawing water from the national parks.

In essence, the issue is whether Washington should stick to its position that it will not negotiate under pressure or move quickly to offer tangible incentives for North Korea to give up its nuclear ambitions before it is too late.

For viewers not thrilled at the prospect of becoming dot-commercial contributors, Julie Roehm, the Focus brand manager said, there will be more tangible incentives to participate: more than 500 prizes worth $100,000 offered in a "co-branding partnership" with Sony, including "a Sony Limited Edition Focus".