Sentence examples for has incurred problems from inspiring English sources

Even the recent initiative taken by the Obama Administration to allow multiple entry visa options for Iranian students has incurred problems from its own policy restrictions.

In addition to the above, Gruen et al., maintains that the public sector has incurred problems of equipment, essential supplies, inadequate facilities, lack of cleanliness, long waiting time, absence or lack of doctors and nurses, inappropriate behaviour by doctors, and lack of confidence in public facilities and staff [ 64].

Mr. Obama's caution has incurred a cost.

She has incurred the wrath of Mr. Durst.

The U.S.G.A. has incurred the players' wrath before.

So far Ofsted has incurred costs of over £331,000.

Asashoryu, in particular, has incurred the wrath of traditionalists.

"City Link has incurred substantial losses over several years.

The three eastern basin states have incurred all the pain so far; South Australia has incurred no pain whatsoever.

Nomura has incurred hefty costs from incorporating the business.

Zweig, however, has incurred less risk.