Sentence examples for have incurred through from inspiring English sources

If they are to avoid the dilution that would be caused by issuing new shares, they must buy large quantities of existing shares in order to meet liabilities they have incurred through generous option schemes.

Rather, they will view the free receipt of the hardware as compensation for the costs they themselves have incurred through Europe's use of the International Space Station (ISS).

How strange that such efforts to free privileged families from their obligations fell in a week when Congress imposed bankruptcy "reforms" to compel working families to repay the ever larger shares of indebtedness they've incurred through job losses or health emergencies.

Rather, the ceiling determines only how much the Treasury Department can legally borrow, and if the department is unable to borrow enough to pay bills the government has incurred through spending, the government could be forced to default on some of its obligations.

They surely have incurred — or will incur — a political cost.

Travel costs are one of the extras we have incurred.

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

It should have incurred a loss of €429 million.

A proposed joint operating agreement in 1979 with the Inquirer fell through because the Bulletin management didn't want to endure the estimated $20 million in losses it would have incurred before government approval.

"They have incurred God's most inexorable wrath.

Through a 12-step program, Burn and his colleagues are trying to intervene to help those who can't help but trade bitcoin — especially those who have incurred serious financial losses because of their addiction.