Sentence examples for currently incurs from inspiring English sources

The BBC maintains that decriminalising TV licence fee evasion – which currently incurs a £1,000 penalty and potentially jail – could cost up to £200m a year in lost revenue and lead to the axing of channels including BBC4, CBBC and CBeebies.

However, the BBC maintains that decriminalising TV licence fee evasion – which currently incurs a £1,000 penalty and potentially jail – could cost up to £200m a year in lost revenue and lead to the axing of channels including BBC4, CBBC and CBeebies.

Clinical research attempts to address a relatively straightforward, and extremely important challenge: how do we determine whether a new medical intervention represents an advance over current methods, whether the new intervention would avoid harms currently incurred, whether it would save lives currently lost?

Wegener is currently incurring heavy damage.

He noted, however, that publishers are currently incurring "horrendous" expenses on electronic publishing technology.

Historical allocations mean that agencies currently incur no costs for continuing to hold spectrum bands, even if that spectrum is underutilized or not being used at all.

He added, "The investments in existing infrastructure and costs of new offerings (YouTube) should ultimately drive solid long-term returns as investments improve efficiency and business/operations that are currently incurring costs without generating significant revenue (i.e. Checkout) will become revenue drivers over time".

Most existing developers who are paying NRE for access to the data will no longer need to pay (although it should be noted that the licensed services that currently incur a charge are the minority: just 26 out of a total of 523).

The results suggest that if enhanced community services were available, a significant minority of inpatients could be more appropriately supported in their own homes at a cost considerably lower than that currently incurred.

Because of the incompatible regulations for toxicity testing noted above, Chinese producers, who currently incur high costs for multiple risk assessments for exports, are at a disadvantage that renders them less competitive internationally.

Although these novel glioma signatures currently incur a lot of attention, their routine assessment by means of large-scale mRNA expression profiling is not suitable due to the limited availability and high costs of this approach.