Synonym: encouragement, inducement, motive, stimulus. Similar words: concentrate, concentration, concentrating, representative, sentiment, Cent., active, motive. Meaning: [ɪn'sentɪv] 
n. 1. a positive motivational influence 2. an additional payment (or other remuneration) to employees as a means of increasing output.
n. 1. a positive motivational influence 2. an additional payment (or other remuneration) to employees as a means of increasing output. 
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61. The richer the city the greater the incentive to stifle opposition.
62. And that incentive was increased when they got personal recognition and satisfaction from doing it better than ever before.
63. In the same way, the size of the PacTel vote provides an incentive for the company to resolve this issue.
64. Rural Metro is driven by the profit motive, a particularly powerful incentive in an employee-owned company.
65. First, if factor prices are equalized, there is no incentive for factor movement.
66. The economic literature largely ignores the fact that the public sector has devised its own alternative modes of efficiency incentive.
67. But there is little incentive to become an engineer in Britain.
68. Because a respected brand name is a valuable asset,[http://Sentencedict.com] the producer has a tremendous incentive to protect the reputation.
69. Bonus or incentive pay will fluctuate based upon company, division, or group performance.
70. But we used them as incentive to charge even harder.
71. However, the general consensus is that without the incentive of crediting few projects will be submitted.
72. The higher the tax rate the more incentive there is to give to charity.
73. The Communists made massive investments that did not pay off because of a poor incentive structure.
74. Under the current system, there is little incentive for firms to increase the skills of their labour force.
75. Success in operation will depend on the goodwill of the labour force as there is a collective rather than personal incentive.
76. Such incentive programs are likely to cut a chunk out of profits.
77. However, the brutal facts of the market suggest that there is little incentive anyway.
78. It would be less easy to avoid and it would be an incentive to save.
79. The incentive for business to substitute work for capital has been working with particular force since the end of the cold war.
80. The incentive of central banks to protect the interest of creditors has been increased by the globalization of the financial markets.
81. The healthy economy continues to give companies both money and incentive to advertise.
82. Low job interest and morale could be improved by introducing pay incentive schemes, for instance.
83. Most builders operating incentive schemes employ a bonus surveyor to measure and calculate the bonus paid to each operative.
84. The threat of losing the licence provides an incentive to the companies to maintain a high quality performance.
85. He also told them about the new incentive plan that he had negotiated with Alpha for achieving the current plan.
86. It is cash flowing on costs as the case progresses which provides another incentive to settle.
87. In that case such penalties would surely provide enormous incentive.
88. They have every incentive to encourage the belief that, to be a big-league city, you have to have big-league sports.
89. By passing on his skills he has given other youngsters the incentive to go on to achieve greater things.
90. This served as a great incentive to spur her on.
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