Sentence examples for be incurred from from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring upon oneself or expose oneself to, especially something inconvenient, harmful, or onerous; to become liable or subject to.
The more time we waste arguing and discussing and not acting the worse the problem becomes from an environmental perspective, and the more costly it becomes because of the extent of the damage that will be incurred from climate change.
"The crisis in confidence goes way beyond the actual losses that will be incurred from debt securities," Mickey Levy, chief economist for Bank of America, said in an interview on Friday.
The property value of New York City real estate, meanwhile, is estimated to be about $800 billion, and property damage represents only a portion of the overall economic loss that might be incurred from a catastrophic hurricane.
The more time we waste arguing and discussing — and not acting — the worse the problem becomes from an environmental perspective, and the more costly it becomes because of the extent of the damage that will be incurred from climate change.
"Relative to the costs that may be incurred from [doing distributions] badly," Douvos laments that LPs aren't paying more attention to the issue.
This does not include the price increase to be incurred from changing the percentage of hormone-free milk from 27% to 37%.
Earlier yesterday, a senior aide to Mr. Giuliani defended the handling of the expenses, which were incurred from 1999 to 2001, calling them completely proper.
One in 10 car journeys is now taken to buy food, and research commissioned by Defra has calculated that the equivalent of £3.5bn per year in costs to society have been incurred from the resultant increase in environmental and health risks through emissions, noise pollution, congestion and accidents.
The major expenses are incurred from such processes as prefabricated component production, transportation, and design consultancy.
Each arriving patient generates a given amount of revenue, and costs are incurred from patient waiting and provider overtime.
Participants: Eight men (age range, 20[ndash ]55y) with cervical SCI that was incurred from 4 months to 10 years before this study.
