Sentence examples for the inducement from inspiring English sources
noun
An incentive that helps bring about a desired state. In some contexts, this can imply bribery.
- Citation of Richard Stallman ...it won't run on a free platform and (...) your program is actually an inducement for people to install non-free software.
In their work, a single probabilistic Karnaugh-Map is generated, modelling the inducement probability of each cell as to define the overall influence of inducing nodes.
If they do, the broker recovers the cost of the inducement, and with luck more.
The inducement to prolong its involvement is a reported 350% return on its investment.
Sometimes the term is also loosely applied to the inducement of scars (cicatrization).
The prosecution suggested the "inducement" demonstrated the "imbalance of power" between Evans and the complainant.
The tax farmer thus was given the inducement of profit to be as efficient as possible.
"All masks will be supplied free of charge" is the inducement to get indifferent people to have a fitting.
So too was the inducement to keep buying Transformers merchandise - playtime now would need lots of characters and props.
But Fred Graver, the head of TV for Twitter, doesn't know what form the inducement to tweet will take.
On the other hand, he wrote, "if suddenly every dollar of spending could be coordinated with the candidates, the inducement to circumvent would almost certainly intensify".
But it was also a shrewd restriction, given the malleability and nuance of the music: the evening was an occasion for listening, however strong the inducement to move.
