Sentence examples for both incurred from inspiring English sources

The two players went at it again, jawing after the 49ers failed on a 2-point conversion, and both incurred unnecessary roughness penalties.

The government rescued Fannie and its smaller sibling, Freddie Mac, during the financial crisis after both incurred major losses on risky mortgages.

The government rescued Freddie and its larger sibling Fannie Mae in 2008 during the financial crisis after both incurred huge losses on risky mortgages.

In carrying copyrighted clips from the likes of NBC's Saturday Night Live or CBS's The Late Show with David Letterman, the site has both incurred the wrath of threatening lawyers and wooed forward-thinking company executives grateful for the priceless word-of-mouth exposure.

True, John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan achieved epic personal income tax cuts, but neither controlled spending, and both incurred budget deficits every year of their administrations.

Sites A and D both incurred similar delivery costs – transporting up to 12 samples at a price of £5 per box and a larger box cost £25 to transport up to 40 samples.

Coursera does not pay the universities, and the universities do not pay Coursera, but both incur substantial costs.

We both incur costs of C from fighting, and tomorrow we're going to get the payoffs from the equilibrium (Fight, quit).

If there is ever a batch B1 with a large number of small jobs and a batch B2 with a small number of large jobs, they will both incur the same resource usage.

It's still the case, that if they both quit they'll get 0. If they (Quit, fight) they'll get (0, V); or (V, 0) and it's still the case if they both fight they'll both incur costs of C and they'll both then get stage 2 continuation Nash payoffs.

Rory McIlroy and Sergio Garcia are lobbed a lifeline as Keegan Bradley and Phil Mickelson both incur bogies at the 11th.