Sentence examples for incurred again from inspiring English sources
She explained to The Huffington Post that when she initially took out the loan, the college made it clear that they could forgive a large portion of debt for any student entering into a religious order, but that it could be incurred again if the person were to leave religious life.
Be aware that overdraft fees can be incurred again and again if the money is not replaced.[3].
Most builders risk coverage forms do not require builders to insure those costs that are not subject to loss or that would not have to be incurred again as a result of a total loss.
Mr Martin, a Labour MP whom many Tories would love to see the back of, has promised that no such warrantless incursion will incur again, and promised a review by seven wise MPs of this breach.
He wants the bank to focus on "putting customers first", which is hard to accept perhaps for those at RBS, NatWest and Ulster caught up in the computer meltdown, some of whom incurred problems again last week.
I had incurred her wrath again".
Calgary Flames forward Rene Bourque and Chicago Blackhawks wing Dan Carcillo may now be wishing that they had not again incurred the wrath of the N.H.L.'s disciplinary department.
In those days one did not incur the displeasure" — again that hopeless attempt at a British accent — "of James Jesus without getting cut off at the knees, which is what would have happened to Bill Mulholland if he hadn't got out before Angleton could give him the shove, or worse.
I had just informed them of my intention to cut off my thick mass of bone-straight hair and never again incur the burden of a relaxer.
With existing trauma-related disorders, it can be assumed that the age-related, increasing instability of life situation leads to further health problems, which again incur additional costs in higher age.
These costs are merely the most explicit and direct costs to be incurred by the American taxpayer, again through debt, since we don't have the money to actually fight this war.
