Sentence examples similar to weak inducement from inspiring English sources
The Japanese impediments have included relatively strong regulations, high operating costs and tax rates, and weak government inducements — not to mention what outside observers have often described as overt xenophobia.
He said that there might be some money and jobs in all this for "the youth and citizens" — an inducement that sounded weak — but that it will remain conditional on our efforts to maintain Egypt's security and stability as the homeland of civilized people — that civilized people can live in….
The shower water came out of a flat fixture on the wall — the presence of a conventional shower head, I soon learned, was seen as a potential inducement to hanging yourself — and the weak flow was tepid at best.
In addition to the weak sales market at the time, Centaur had another inducement to offer the building as a rental: Google, whose New York headquarters are across the street at 111 Eighth Avenue, had raised the possibility of leasing the entire building as employee housing, said Harlan Berger, a principal of Centaur.
Participation is usually resorted to as an inducement to investors when the corporation is financially weak.
The LFOs are generally classified into two categories, the weak damping oscillations (WDO) and the forced oscillations (FO), according to different intrinsic inducements [8, 9, 10, 11].
Bankers say they believe that the government is using its investment program as an inducement to spur healthier banks to do a deal, or withholding investment to urge weaker institutions to consider selling.
Latimer had one more inducement.
