Sentence examples for even incurring from inspiring English sources
The coalition has made forging strong economic links with China a priority, even incurring the wrath of Washington by signing up to Beijing's plans for a new Asian infrastructure investment bank.
Meanwhile, he continues to speak out on the issues of the day, even incurring the displeasure of the current South African government with, say, his criticism of its AIDS treatment policy.
Hot dog came through the door and thanks given in exchange (not unlike the kings' offering their gifts to the baby Jesus), and the progress of the bus continued, not even incurring an angry blast from an impatient driver behind us.
(Mr. Daitch didn't even incur an overweight bag fee).
When, the energy consumptisn with slargercheduling is equal thanhat without sleep scheduling.
Residents may even incur additional costs in travel expenditure and in delayed treatment of emergency cases.
In other words, the expert panel emphasises avoiding delayed diagnosis or misdiagnosis, even if incurring unnecessary hearing tests.
(Some Edinburgh performers break even, most incur debts, and almost no one makes a profit).
The Russian ruler's vanity is now incurring even higher costs for the 2018 World Cup.
In these difficult economic times, it is tempting to buttress our own standards of living today by incurring even greater financial liabilities for the future.
The costs of such pharmaceutical treatments for cCH are substantial, and have previously been estimated to average €15,700 per year, with severely afflicted patients incurring even higher annual medication costs [7].
