Usage of "little incentive"

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Usage of little incentive in English

But some governments have little incentive to bring women and children back. 
 Reuters 

With all of the confusion, there is little incentive to go home. 
 The Hyperion Cantos 

City managers had little incentive to escalate problems to political superiors. 
 Reuters 

For now, corporate depositors have little incentive to switch into money market funds. 
 Reuters 

There seems little incentive to risk bold initiatives that might end the fighting. 
 BBC 

There seems little incentive to risk bold -that might end the fighting. 
 BBC 

We provide a little incentive for her to accept our offer. 
 Ransom 

This often meant employees had little incentive to avail of them. 
 The Irish Times 

There is little incentive for such unsteady governments to push for economic reforms. 
 Reuters 

Moreover, Wall Street's performance on Friday gave little incentive for volatility. 
 The Irish Times 

After the election, he will have little incentive to play the populist card. 
 Reuters 

And commission-based sales agents have little incentive to sell low-fee ETFs. 
 Reuters 

So, there's very little incentive for them to embrace a plan like that. 
 Wired 

Germany has little incentive to change tack: it benefits enormously from the current arrangements. 
 The Guardian 

When Britain leaves the EU, there is little incentive to keep this business there. 
 Reuters 

Some analysts argue there is little incentive for Rajoelina to form a consensus government. 
 Reuters 

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Meanings of little incentive in English