Sentences with phrase «lot less incentive»

«Bonuses have not been great in the finance industry in the last few years, so there is a lot less incentive to work in a permanent role towards a one - off annual discretionary payment.»

If that price gets pushed down to five dollars, Kindle shoppers have a lot less incentive to take a chance on new and underexposed authors, and will use that money to buy something well - known.

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teams from middle table are buying some decent players for less than 10 millions due to all the TV incentives (LOT) as they see this opportunity to compete with the big 6 so next season will be harder to beat the like of Watford, Leicester and few more..

One is that they will enjoy tax incentives as a buyer of a hybrid car, two is that they will be able to save a lot of money from the rising cost of precious, expensive and limited supply of fuel and three, it will enable them to generate less pollution to the environment because of the extremely low toxic emissions generated by hybrid cars.cash for clothes

If you seriously believe in markets, you should believe that given the right incentives — namely, putting a price on emissions, through either a tax or a tradable permit scheme — the economy will find lots of ways to emit less.

But if it catches on, it could do a lot of good to provide extra incentive to make sustainable living less of a resolution and more of a practical, everyday lifestyle.

Despite earning lot more money and not having to deal with fragmentation in iOS, third party App developers are finding it harder to write stable applications for iOS than Android (despite making less money, less incentive to improve stability and having to deal with lot more fragmentation).

If you can't be sure that the modules you buy today will work with the new phone you buy tomorrow, the incentive to invest in a platform gets a whole lot less persuasive.

Due to the high volume nature of brand new home sales, lots of builder's agents are paid less than a traditional commission; some earn a salary plus incentives, so turnover is important to their livelihood.

The incentive for foreign buyers to buy and flip houses is a lot less attractive if prices aren't rising 30 per cent a year.