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So traffic is down but we know that we have an opportunity with our conversion and we're doing the best that we can to insure we have compelling product to [incent] them to make the purchases.— SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page
Obama plans to expand government assisted health care and unemployment compensation which will undoubtedly increase the unemployment rate and dis-incent people from finding new jobs.— The Voice
The second thing we're seeing is that, while budgets are being cut and bonuses are lower, the usage of bonuses to incent or motivate people is increasing - companies are trying to make them available to a much larger percentage of their employees.
- Partners: require / incent / fund partners (or even groups) rather than solo entrepreneurs?— Charlottesville Blogs
I prefer "incent" but that's not really a word either; it just sounds less made-up.— Mostly Muppet
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