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Meanings of disincentive in English
Usage of disincentive in English
1
Some employers said this was creating a disincentive to returning to work.
2
But receiving an inheritance might also be a disincentive to work hard.
3
There isn't any profit. Current higher prices are not the only disincentive.
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We did not want loans to act as a disincentive to study.
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The OECD said the growing tax wedge was a disincentive to employment creation.
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It's a serious disincentive for freelance journalists to pursue potential stories.
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The high prices of child care services is also a disincentive.
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Some people worry that taxing an estate might be a disincentive to save.
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This can act as a disincentive to key talent considering relocating to Ireland.
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Similarly it is a disincentive to sell your home and move into something smaller.
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The tax was introduced as a disincentive to property speculation.
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Raising salaries is not automatically a disincentive to work hard.
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Also a disincentive is that aluminum costs more than steel.
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It is acting as a disincentive to them seeking work.
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We need to set a clear precedent; otherwise there is no disincentive for state-sponsored cyberterrorism.
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A windfall tax introduced in 2006 was seen by foreign companies as a major disincentive.
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