Sentences with phrase «worried about the incentive»

I was more worried about the incentive than Burnley going into this game.

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The incentive for landlords, in addition to reducing the work involving their properties, is that they have to worry less about vacancy.

He added that if the UK did try to offer tax rulings or introduce tax incentives that were contrary to the EU's rules against unfair tax competition between members, it could actually put companies off due to worries about retaliation.

He said he «doesn't worry at all» about tax incentives going too far.

It's bad enough that drivers struggle to follow other cars closely because of the dirty air, but when that's also causing drivers to worry about future reliability, there's a reduced incentive for them to challenge each other unless they're confident of being able to make a pass fairly quickly.

Conversely, there was absolutely no incentive to worry about the achievement of those who had already reached (or were likely to reach) that bar.

Increases in federal aid provide little incentive for these other players to worry about rising tuition, and new evidence suggests that the availability of student loans encourages schools to charge more.

Even the nonrandom errors that worry testing critics, such as unevenness in the testing scale or the possible influence of factors outside the school's control, do not create perverse incentives because there are no strong theories about the kinds of behaviors those errors would encourage.

The fantastic new is, though, that you likely won't have to worry about fuel costs for a while thanks to fuel incentives for your Toyota Mirai.

If you are still worried about how to make the numbers work be sure to check out RAM incentives for factory savings.

«What worries me most about where we wind up is that we will have an expansion of the safety net without adequate incentives to contain it.»

Most incentives are designed to encourage consumers to make large purchases now that they do not have to worry about repaying until some future date.

Special programs are available for incentive trips and an experienced staff will make sure to take care of every detail so that all you have to worry about is business at hand.

Then we don't need to worry about anybody's incentives for QC, whether publishing author, journal, or reader.

Worried about self - preservation, and acting in its own best interest — rather than that of consumers specifically, and America in general — industry groups have sprung up to defend the favored - status energy policies and attack anyone who disagrees with the incentive - payment business model.

Worried about self - preservation, and acting in its own best interest — rather than that of consumers specifically, and America in general — solar industry groups have sprung up to defend the favored - status energy policies and attack anyone who disagrees with the incentive - payment business model.

Worries about securing the energy needed for the fast - growing Asian economies have also created an incentive to adopt alternatives to fossil fuels, including renewables.

Thus, under Christensen's model, the stick of company failure works only inasmuch as the managing partners are either young enough to worry about their own future income, don't think that they can easily move to another more viable firm, or care about other incentives (for example, a belief that their personal reputation is tied to that of the firm's future success).

This is a nice incentive for a lot of people that don't want to worry about reapply for coverage in the future.

The main reason Poon is not too worried about the potential existence of well - connected nodes is that there isn't much of a financial incentive to create those supernodes.

The best remaining incentive, the 2 - year ownership tax - free profit, is great, but if the market softens with fewer buyers, there may not be much profit to worry about saving taxes on, anyway.