inducement|inducements in English

noun

[in'duce·ment || ɪn'duːsmənt /-dju-]

act of inducing; something which persuades or motivates, incentive, encouragement

Use "inducement|inducements" in a sentence

1. These inducements are both extrinsic and intrinsic.

2. Businesses were offered inducements to move to the area.

3. 16 Reward is an inducement effort.

4. 11 Whence came the inducements for the move down to the docks?

5. The higher payments were offered as an inducement.

6. 3 He hasn't much inducement to study English.

7. 1 The higher payments were offered as an inducement.

8. 7 Similarly, promotion continued as a further inducement for some.

9. 14 Mentaland social factor are main inducement of cardiovascular diseases.

10. 2 There is little inducement for them to work harder.

11. There is no more powerful inducement to me than this:

12. 15 I gave him money as an inducement to leave.

13. 17 There was no inducement for her to behave better.

14. Synonyms: corruption, graft [informal], inducement, buying off More Synonyms of Bribery

15. 7:8-11 —How did ‘sin receive inducement through the commandment’?

16. 19 Love is a high inducement for the individual to ripen.

17. 20 The secretary will need no further inducement to receive him.

18. Therefore , inducement immunologic tolerance turn into an important question for immunologist.

19. Wharfe is a quiet little community that offers no inducements to passersby to disturb its tranquillity.

20. 9 Sublethal temperature might be suitable for polyploid inducement of cold shocks.

21. 12 A considerable inducement was offered, but the refusal rate was high.

22. 28 He set the dish before the bars as a visible inducement.

23. 6 The reduced tax is a major inducement for first-time buyers.

24. the status of the low-level inducement system (active; enabled; non-active);

25. Result: an almost irresistibly seductive inducement to work harder and more efficiently.