Sentence examples for consequences are incurred from inspiring English sources

In addition to these costs, other economic and social consequences are incurred by individuals and their households, through changes in education, employment, work participation and social engagement, including for family members who provide necessary yet unpaid informal care [ 2- 9].

The failure of a rising main can result in significant volumes of sewage being discharged to sensitive environments, significant clean-up costs and severe indirect consequences being incurred.

In addition, relevant costs that are incurred once the GST treatment has ended, which could be a consequence of treatment outcome, are thus included.

No costs are incurred for switching suppliers.

Growing numbers of hospital trusts are incurring financial problems.

We did not include costs associated with follow-up rehabilitation, stays in long term care facilities, home health services, and other costs that may be incurred as a consequence of an injurious fall.

The main assumptions made were: i) Costs estimated were incurred during the period, and were a consequence of BU; ii) Household income prior to the onset of BU would have remained constant over the 12 months study period had BU not afflicted a household member; and iii) Children did not work and so did not incur productivity loss.

The negative consequences of alcohol use were conservatively estimated to cost Scottish society £3.6 billion in 2007, of which £268 million were incurred by the National Health Service (NHS)(Scottish Government, 2010).

No additional debt was incurred".

The loss has already been incurred.

However, additional patient costs may be incurred.