Sentence examples for Having incurred from inspiring English sources

Having incurred massive losses, Lloyd's began to make a profit.

"Having incurred so many brickbats over the years, Ryanair customer service's marked improvement deserves credit," he said, after a check-in issue was resolved "courteously and efficiently".

Having incurred the harms that follow hitting the bottom of the chasm, one might be hard-pressed to climb back up and try again.

Having incurred the wrath of politicians and debt-forgiveness NGOs since then, the aptly named vulture funds are at it once again, calling for Puerto Rico to take dramatic action to help them recover some of the $72bn £46.4bnn) in debt the country owes.

Having incurred 4,141 casualties in four days, Grant now resigned himself to a siege and set his men to digging trenches and building breastworks that would allow them to fire on the fortifications at close range while protected by earth.

Having incurred smaller losses than rivals, it is still prepared to deploy risk capital where others fear to tread.Goldman claims that most of its profit came not from "proprietary" trading, or punting its own money, but by acting as a middleman, making markets for clients in everything from bonds and shares to currencies and commodities.

I had incurred her wrath again".

Mr. Obama's caution has incurred a cost.

She has incurred the wrath of Mr. Durst.

The Church had incurred enormous expenses.

They surely have incurred — or will incur — a political cost.