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Noun(1) a positive motivational influence,an additional payment (or other remuneration) to employees as a means of increasing output,lure,inducement(2) a positive motivational influence(3) an additional payment (or other remuneration) to employees as a means of increasing output(4) lure(5) inducement

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(1) In addition to federal tax credits, California offered an additional state tax incentive for wind energy production.(2) She said the cash incentive scheme had already had an effect on pupils' attendance.(3) Since there really is no good reason for you buy this stuff I'm providing an incentive to do so.(4) Where's the incentive to improve things when everything is handed to them on a platter?(5) The contractor shared 40 percent of a $50 million incentive bonus with employees.(6) If Britain was to accede to membership, these countries had a strong economic incentive to follow suit.(7) Five years ago, they both opened special savings incentive accounts (SSIAs).(8) Perhaps they need the incentive of seeing the team improve and develop in other areas to sustain their effort.(9) there is no incentive for customers to conserve water(10) One problem is lack of incentive for employers - especially small employers - to take on apprentices.(11) If bad deeds are encouraged and condoned, this merely provides an incentive for them to multiply.(12) The parties have averted their gaze from the cost of the government's special savings incentive scheme.(13) He said that this is an added incentive for farmers to make use of the facility.(14) Customers finally have an incentive to actually test Linux and open source software.(15) Without hunting, there would be less incentive for farmers to conserve wildlife habitat.(16) The incentive payment falls to $3 million if the company is sold next year.