There is little inducement for them to work harder. [noun]
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Such inducement shall be deemed to be a breach, which shall be considered incapable of remedy. [noun]
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Possibly; I feel that such a scheme would offer some inducement to married couples to remain within the fabric of the club. [noun]
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Under such an inducement it will cause no surprise that the young man lost sight for a time, of other objects in order to address them. [noun]
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This well-worn and well-deserved reputation was no inducement for us to stop, so we made speed for Brighton via Rottingdean. [noun]
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The long zigzag road winding up the hill offers little inducement to one to run his automobile up to the plateau upon which sits the town proper. [noun]
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How they came to the condition was not any longer a mystery; the motive, the influence, the inducement, were before him. [noun]
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Further than that he could not go, nor did the near prospect of death, which the abbot exhibited to him, prove any inducement to the alteration of his mind. [noun]
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It is quite another to offer a man a serious inducement to commit murder. [noun]
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