Sentence examples for zero incentive from inspiring English sources

"There is zero incentive for these already wealthy owners to grow anything," he said.

If I wasn't already (occasionally) using iTunes for music there would be zero incentive for me to use Ping at all.

Moreover, Mellie doesn't need to be First Lady any more – she's making her mark as a senator, Fitz has promised to help her become POTUS – so she has zero incentive to get back into the presidential bed, until it's her own bed with no Fitz in it.

"There's zero incentive for the next one to enter the market to cut prices".

Which is a nice idea, but such a mega-platform has zero incentive to offer anything of the kind.

For decades this meant the utilities had zero incentive to pursue cleaner, more distributed sources of energy, or to invest in any innovation at all.

"One incentive to write about Southern California was that it was so neglected," McCoy once told an interviewer.

One incentive being dangled before Morgan Stanley and others is exemption from the state's gross-receipts tax.

One driver is cheaper communications costs, mainly because of the current and probably lasting bandwidth glut, which removes one incentive to put computing power close to the user.

One incentive to play for Britain, noted by Bale, could be that the non-English national teams have such woeful international records.

Keeping this revenue is one incentive for BP to rehabilitate its retail brand in the aftermath of the gulf disaster, but the company has other reasons.