Sentence examples for would create perverse from inspiring English sources

He also suggested the bill would create perverse incentives that might encourage more homeowners to seek bankruptcy protection.

Mr. Komanoff said a mammoth bridge without transit would create perverse incentives to increase car traffic, with its costs in pollution and carbon emissions.

He ruled out restoring the cuts to benefits for lone parents, which the government controversially pushed through Parliament last year, implying that a restoration of benefits aimed directly at single-parent families would create perverse incentives to single motherhood.

The leader echoed its sister title, the Times, which last Thursday described the system of state-backed regulation as "inimical to freedom of expression" and said section 40 would create "perverse incentives" for the rich to intimidate the press.

Professor Eileen Munro, whom Gove commissioned to carry out an independent review of child protection published in 2011, said establishing a market in child protection would create perverse incentives for private companies to either take more children into care or leave too many languishing with dangerous families.

They claim that it would create perverse incentives; other debtors would be more inclined to "abuse" borrowing by not repaying.

But that, its opponents argue, would create a perverse incentive.

But he said that Shell could not pay for spills caused by sabotage because it would create a "perverse incentive" for criminals.

Employers paying home energy bills would create a perverse incentive (if your employer paid for your heating, would you turn it off?).

Burger suggested that a decision in favor of CTS would create "a perverse incentive" to pass statues of repose in states that want to lure certain types of industry.

"It would create a perverse incentive for companies to avoid looking for terrorist content on their own networks, because if they saw something and failed to report it they would be breaking the law, but if they stuck their heads in the sand and avoided looking for terrorist content they would be absolved of responsibility".