Sentence examples for he would incur from inspiring English sources

If the buyer seeks a replacement of the merchandise at the shipping point, he would incur replacement shipping costs roughly equivalent to those on the original contract.

Mino Caulton, 18, must decide in the next few weeks whether a private college is worth the debt he would incur to attend.

To say that, notwithstanding his immunity from punishment, he would incur personal odium and disgrace from answering these questions, seems too much like an abuse of language to be worthy of serious consideration.

If the publisher produced and sold the newspaper himself, he would incur an understocking cost of 55 cents (the retail price less the printing cost) and an overstocking cost of 45 cents (the unit cost of printing).

But Torre also knows that if he were to accede to Clemens's wish, he would incur the wrath of every other manager and instantly gain an unwanted reputation that would remain with him the rest of his career.

Johnson has been vaguely critical of Marino in public, but -- undoubtedly knowing the wrath he would incur if he benched him -- stayed with Marino, even after a horrible five-interception performance against Dallas in his first game back after a bone spur in his back had kept him out for five weeks.

Worse still, the savings would be outweighed by the heavy fees he'd incur.

I wanted to be witness to the wrath he'd incur upon himself for doing such a thing.

On $60,000 of income, she would incur about $7,500 of Social Security and Medicare taxes.

If they had to increase coverage to that level, he said, they would incur significant new costs.

But his condition could also have been aggravated by the long-term effects of the head injuries he'd incurred, on and off the football field.