Sentence examples for has yet incurred from inspiring English sources

The management are saluted for their unflappable response, which may well be the most elegant "yes dear" Rihanna has yet incurred.

But then she is still young, and hasn't yet incurred the critical – and in Rhys's universe unavoidable – amount of damage that will break her will.

RBS could yet face further big fines and damages claims stemming from alleged manipulation in the foreign exchange market; and it has not yet incurred all possible losses from rigging the LIBOR interest-rate benchmarks.

He characterized the financial setbacks as "lost opportunity costs" so far because factories had not yet incurred outlays to build the orders for Libya.

Usually no, since you haven't yet incurred the expenses.

The banks have yet to incur the costs of bringing their technology up to date; in the meantime, nimbler new financial institutions that have linked their fortunes to the Internet are plowing new ground.

Founded in 2009, the company has yet to achieve profitability and incurred a net loss of $183 million in its fiscal year ending in January.

The depressed home prices, in turn, are thought to be holding back a recovery of the housing sector, a central component of the American economy that has yet to repair the damage it incurred during the financial crisis.

The university has yet to decide what penalties might be incurred if the regulation is flouted.

The exact figure to be paid out has yet to be decided, although Spurs will not be hit with a fee directly as their 70% portion was incurred by sports physicians previously employed by the club – who have agreed to indemnify Tottenham.

But she has yet to win big contracts from Detroit, where the Big Three now use just 82% of capacity, according to CSM Worldwide, and aren't looking for new reasons to shut plants and incur layoff costs.