Sentence examples for but incurred from inspiring English sources

His work earned the respect of fans and fellow musicians he was a favourite of the Rolling Stones and recorded a duet with Mick Jagger, "(You Gotta Walk) Don't Look Back" (1978)—but incurred the enmity of the authorities he criticized.

American forces prevailed over the Japanese forces, but incurred heavy casualties, especially the Puller-led regiment.

In the event, the financial system avoided collapse but incurred severe damage and proved incapable, for a time, of performing its key functions.

Preterm infants were 8.1% of cases but incurred 60.9% of costs; for very preterm and extremely preterm infants, these shares were 1.0% and 36.5%, and 0.4% and 20.0%, respectively.

He was assigned missions to France by Pope Adrian II (869) and by Pope John VIII 8755) but incurred the latter's mistrust in 876, fled from Rome, and was excommunicated.

In recent months, insurgents seem to have shifted tactics, now preferring quiet assassinations to the car bombs that killed scores of civilians but incurred the wrath of all Iraqis.

"The traveler gets the tax credit for the donation," but incurs no income tax.

Modern Hebrew courses are offered during the semester; pre-semester Hebrew courses are available but incur extra fees.

Like so many vendors, he pays no rent, but incurs other expenses that eat into his small profit margin.

Endoscopic retrograde cholangiography (ERC) is considered the diagnostic criterion standard for post-orthotopic liver transplantation biliary obstruction, but incurs significant risks.

An increase in porosity could further reduce cooling time but incur higher mass losses, which can be detrimental to product quality.