Sentence examples for incur extraordinary from inspiring English sources

A.I.G. has, of course, received $170 billion in bailout funds and yet continues to incur extraordinary losses — some $62 billion last quarter alone.

This year, the N.R.A. incurred extraordinary fees in pursuing a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, also known as McCain-Feingold after its Senate sponsors, which bans the large donations to political parties known as soft money and restricts advertising.

Mazda said it would incur an extraordinary loss of 34 billion yen ($293.5 million) in the year to March to pay for early retirement allowances.

That includes the costs incurred by its extraordinary decision to halt production and U.S. sales while it searched for a remedy for the sticky accelerator.

It's the sort of parody that even today could incur a fatwa, and it's extraordinary to think how seditious it must have been in an early 15th century England still reeling from the Peasants Revoltt and the continuing radicalism of the Lollards.

The residential component, he said, was necessary to finance an arena on a railyards site that was going to require extraordinary infrastructure costs the city would not incur.

The costs associated with my dogs weren't exorbitant or extraordinary; when you own a dog, you expect to incur some vet and food bills.

Dundee chief executive Scot Gardiner said: "The initial advice was that SFL rules clearly state that, save in extraordinary circumstances, all members must vote and cannot abstain, such action would incur a heavy fine and there was an existing precedent.

But Puerto Rico's unusual standing as a territory over which Congress enjoys extraordinary power may also have hindered its ability to achieve economic independence -- and thus pushed it to incur so much debt to fund public services.

Failure would incur tough consequences.

All incur massive transaction costs.