Sentence examples for incur getting from inspiring English sources

But what about the debt she might incur getting that fantastic education?

I am viscerally offended by the fact that today's students are stuck paying huge debts incurred getting a college degree.

But she was stunned by the costs that she had incurred in getting her divorce.

Among them is Lisa Rader, a 29-year-old single mother who left the Air Force and took a high-paying job with a defense contractor to pay the legal bills incurred in getting her autistic 11-year-old son the services he needed.

This is due to multiple factors including low perception of risk, distance to HIV testing centers, costs incurred in getting tested, and ongoing stigma of being HIV-infected [ 6, 7].

To the Editor: Re the Practical Traveler column (July 31): Having traveled abroad a number of times, I have sought methods to avoid incurring large expenses when getting vaccines.

(At the last count the rate of successful appeals was running at about 40%. The projected annual cost of appeals has been put as high as £50m – although Atos incurs no penalty for getting things so wrong).

Particularly at a younger age, this may be tested and demonstrated through being able to engage in risky demonstrations of heterosexuality (e.g. multiple partners) (14), without incurring penalties, such as getting HIV which may be seen as a reflection of weakness (21, 28).

State law also requires that employees have an option for getting their wages without incurring any fees.

The Swiss are getting the trade benefits of euro membership without incurring the costs of transfer payments to the south.

The S corp was the classic mechanism for getting the limited liability of a corporate structure without incurring corporate tax.