Sentence examples for essentially incurred from inspiring English sources

This cost is relatively low (less than US$0.30), and is essentially incurred when medications are purchased in markets or stores.

Households located far from markets essentially incur higher costs of adoption due to transport charges.

Massive stimulus spending has added enormously to the deficit, but the only result has been suspect figures that, if interpreted most optimistically, show that the UK's economy has essentially flatlined after incurring a sharp contraction in economic output during the height of the global financial crisis.

Note that essentially all of the interest points incurred by the background are considered irrelevant.

This means they will essentially take on the risks previously incurred by the councils, but could make a substantial amount if the value of the krona rises.

This scenario is has been included essentially to quantify the direct cost incurred by pre-emptive vaccination.

Third, damages awarded would be moderate, essentially for the distress caused to, and incidental expenses incurred by, the Douglases through having these unapproved pictures of their wedding appearing in the press.

Plenty of people want the tax increase, particularly if extra revenue is funneled to the transportation trust fund, which has essentially been broke for years and just last month incurred $2 billion in new debt.

Unfortunately, most of the deep branches that can be confidently ascribed to such periods in mammalian history (e.g., those separating the monotremes, metatherians, and eutherians) are old enough to have incurred substantial saturation effects at silent sites, essentially eliminating the possibility of such an analysis.

On Hamming space where Hamming distance is crucial, a one-to-one correspondence between each binary codeword and the corresponding Hamming distance incurred with respect to any reference codeword is essentially desired.

Fawzy al-Thunayan, a spokesman for Gulf Bank, said Sunday that the loss was incurred by a Kuwaiti company on a "complicated currency derivative," essentially a bet on the euro.