Sentence examples for incur through from inspiring English sources

This month Exxon Mobil, DuPont and others wrote to Mr Specter to complain that their payments to the trust fund would "substantially exceed" the costs they expect to incur through the courts.

He said he would appeal against the "ridiculous" ticket, but added he was "very annoyed" because of the inconvenience and cost he would incur through the appeals process.

"Students must understand the effect these parties have on the local community as well as being aware of the potential serious criminal offences they could incur through attending these parties".

Besides making comparative information available, people's cost awareness was assumed to be heightened and they were made partly responsible for the costs they incur through financial incentives, e.g. they receive cheques, have to make co-payments and pay policy excesses and have no-risk benefits.

The consequences for pure A. gazella females of breeding in heterospecific aggregations are potentially severe; firstly in terms of the direct reproductive costs they may incur through the production of hybrid offspring, as A. tropicalis pups have a lactation length two and a half times that of A. gazella pups (four months vs 8-10 months [ 11]).

The huge debt incurred through Zell's $8.2 billion acquisition, compounded by the recession, sent Tribune into bankruptcy last month.

The charge amounts to 14 cents a share before taxes and covers costs that will be incurred through 2005.

Paying a premium for speed can be economical, given the extra medical costs and lost tax revenue incurred through delays.

Arkansas Coach John L. Smith filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition for debts he incurred through real estate investments in Kentucky.

For tax losses to be considered valid, they must be incurred through transactions with economic substance, meaning the transactions must have a reasonable chance of generating a profit.

There will also be additional travel benefits, such as the costs incurred through unexpected quarantine, says Peter Gerrard, head of insurance at Moneysupermarket.com.