Sentence examples for incur a time from inspiring English sources

And of course, "when you switch fields, you incur a time penalty," notes Erez.

Working part-time and participation in extracurricular activities may incur a time cost and reduce the likelihood of active school transport.

Your pit crew (even on perfect upgrade) needs a little more than 10 seconds to change two tires... and that is not including the time you get into the pit lane at 70 mph (110 km/h) or less (or else you incur a time penalty), and out of it in full speed.

Athletes performing in combined events (288.1±115.5), in middle- and long-distance events (183.3±39.4) had the highest propensity to incur an injury, while athletes performing in combined events (135.6±87.4), and in long-distance events (122.3±42.4) were more likely to incur a time-loss injury.

Alistair took gold in London and Jonny settled for bronze after incurring a time penalty on the course for a minor cycling infringement.

The Spaniard fell out with Bernardes at the Rio Open in February, with the player claiming he was not allowed to change his shorts after putting them on the wrong way around without incurring a time violation.

Shuttle services offered by the terminal in Roucourt incur a turnaround time of 63.31 h.

It decreases with increasing length at a single osteotomy site [9]; even a simple osteotomy without lengthening will incur a healing time and therefore generate an index.

It expects to incur a one-time charge in 2010 because of the reorganization.

Owners without OnStar or LoJack systems would incur a one-time $199 fee for installation and set-up of RideLink.

The Department of Public Safety would incur a one-time cost of $160,000 though it's expected to generate less than $5,000 per year.