incentivized

They're not as incentivized to get great valuations at demo day, but they're more incentivized to continue assisting startups throughout their lifetime.

Selling support means I would be incentivized to provide poor documentation and/or make it complex/hard to setup/manage.

It's a little difficult to say exactly where housing prices would be without government incentivized 30 year mortgages.

Government agencies have a tendancy to be incentivized to pick on small guys who are easier/simpler to harass.

But there are voices complaining that producing good teaching material is not incentivized in the present academic system.

As this model is not valid his conclusion that people are incentivized to punish each other is specious.

You cannot have a community generated content site with community moderation where bad behavior is incentivized and rewarded.

He's saying he refuses to patronize businesses that are incentivized to host hate groups and do so without restriction.

Other people see this, and are incentivized to train for the role (takes time, investment, etc.).

What these companies need to do is provide an ease-of-use, reliability, and security so that the customer is incentivized to use the official way over doing it under the table.

Randomized medical trials are expensive, and pharmaceutical companies aren't exactly incentivized to do them for natural medicines, since they can't patent the result.

We are sophisticated enough to analyze things and apply appropriate incentivized structures upon them instead of using the same one inappropriately in every use-case.

It's even better if these code reviewers are responsible for “maintaining” the code they are reviewing so that they are incentivized to make the right long-term trade-offs This makes sense at first but don't you also want more people looking at the code who don't have complete context so that the context must be explained to them and then they can learn more about the code base?

It doesn't stop at the apostrophes, unfortunately: "There is a great deal of information worth paying for, but for the most part, it’s hard to understand why anyone would be incentivized to pay for the news for news is as free as the freedom of speech." There seems to be some misunderstanding about the meaning of the word 'free' in those two vastly different contexts.

When new releases come out the manufacturer will just say that "due to all these new features we can't keep the same level of performance on the older devices" and the software ecosystem being incentivized towards moving to these +1 and +2 versions makes holding onto them even more difficult.