Sentence examples for incur a debt from inspiring English sources
You can't incur a debt unless you have consented to it.
The Representative who raised the most money, Sam Gejdenson of Bozrah, managed to incur a debt.
If they underestimate it, or continue to claim benefits when not entitled, they incur a debt to the department.
What's more, if you set up an Alaska domestic trust after you incur a debt or a creditor gets a judgment, the claimant has until one year after he discovers the trust.
The answer depends on when you transfer funds (always best to do so before you're sued or incur a debt); how rich you are; where you live; where you're willing to live (would you flee the U.S.?); what you invest in; and your definition of "works".
But then once they leave Nigeria they just completely become victims handed from trafficking group to trafficking group, onsold from one group to another, and as they do so they incur a debt that goes with them.
It means "acquire" and usually refers to something undesirable — incurring a debt, for example.
So it is like incurring a debt, say the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB and Americaa's Financial Accounting Standards Board FASBB).
The couple bought a 1998 Lincoln Navigator and a 1998 Chevrolet Blazer, incurring a debt of $48,000.
Offering a pension is like incurring a debt, since it involves the promise of a series of future payments.
On January 1, taxpayer H incurs a debt of $1,000, bearing interest at an annual rate of 10percentt, compounded annually, payable at the end of each year ("Debt A").
