Sentence examples for We are incurring from inspiring English sources

"We are incurring the capital to install those small cells today to deliver LTE.

Since we are incurring a major expense, I decided, O.K., let's take them.

"Between July and September this year, we have had a 25% increase in the costs we are incurring to support rough sleepers and homeless people," he said.

For those who say taking action to stop climate change is too expensive, we only have to point to the costs we are incurring right now.

Clapper says that the loss of a surveillance program would incur "greater risks":...when that happens, we are incurring greater risks, and I say that as a general comment.

Anne Watson Friday Harbor, Wash., Aug. 17, 2009 • To the Editor: Richard Dooling writes that we are "incurring enormous debt to pay for bypass surgery and titanium-knee replacements for octogenarians and nonagenarians" and suggests that the money be spent elsewhere.

But what about all that debt we're incurring?

He was aware that we were incurring the costs at a high rate and he continued.

"We're incurring greater costs because of our trucks now that fuel is going up," said Phil Nolan, the Islip Town supervisor.

In an interview in 1994 with The New York Law Journal, Professor Parker said black Americans, much like they did in jazz, improvised rules to "deal with problems we were incurring in our lives".

Professor Stiglitz calculates in a new book, written with Linda Bilmes of Harvard University, that the total costs, including the long-term bills we're incurring, amount to about $25 billion a month.