Sentence examples for going to incur from inspiring English sources

"Am I going to incur the wrath of feminist organizations?

The Florida counties doing hand recounts (news article, Nov. 22) are going to incur huge expenses from workers' overtime.

I thought the city was going to incur a huge fine from the federal government if it did not upgrade.

The tool also works if you know you are going to incur some debt and want to evaluate the best way to pay it off.

Nor are Americans going to incur more debts; to the contrary, the credit bust has forced them to pay down their balances.

"We do recognize that we're going to incur the wrath of the traditionalists," Mr. Magid told The New York Times in 1975.

And as far as the capital that was going to be incurred on the Wireless side of the house, that was already going to be spent, regardless of whether we expanded FiOS.

"We're not going to go out and incur these costs," he said.

This will ensure that most doctors at risk of a subsequent complaint will receive the intervention (high sensitivity), although many letter recipients will not actually go on to incur further complaints (low specificity).

Are you going to submit to arrest, or incur additional liability?

We are expected to believe that Black students, who typically do not choose HBCUs because the schools do not have the program they want or do not offer scholarships comparable to those awarded by white colleges, will be so fearful of HBCU stereotypes that they will incur greater debt going to school out-of-state than to attend a Maryland Black college.