Sentence examples for incur even from inspiring English sources

These corporations tend to incur even greater costs to proxy advisers, compensation consultants, lawyers and other advisers — and even more costs should the vote fail.

Larger loans typically incur even larger premiums, while at the same time some insurers may require higher credit scores from borrowers in areas with declining property values.

At the end of that time, the case was scheduled for yet another date, weeks away, forcing the family to incur even more legal fees.

It is quite possible that the reputation of a nationalized bank would be so impaired that it would incur even greater losses as its web of commercial dealings collapsed.

The question is whether the firm is upset enough with having to pay for Mr. Aleynikov's lawyers that it will appeal the decision, with the attendant risk that it will incur even more expenses for fees on fees if it is unsuccessful in overturning the district court's decision.

Alarmed that the industry might incur even deeper liabilities and not be able to feed the state kitties, ratings agencies have downgraded the bonds and sped their price decline.

The Russian ruler's vanity is now incurring even higher costs for the 2018 World Cup.

In these difficult economic times, it is tempting to buttress our own standards of living today by incurring even greater financial liabilities for the future.

But the biggest long-term costs are disability and health payments for returning troops, which will be incurred even if hostilities were to stop tomorrow.

The executive said that the cost of that lease must be recognized as it is incurred, even if no one to sublet had yet been found.

She also noted that it is often the driver who gets the bad rap when bodily harm is incurred, even if the runner is the one who was not fully attentive because of using headphones or some other distraction.