Sentence examples for incurred by a from inspiring English sources

"Their judgment noted the 'astronomical costs' incurred by a few delayed flights.

The judgment against them noted the "astronomical" costs incurred by a few delayed flights.

An airline may recoup the bookkeeping cost incurred by a ticket change, but that is nowhere near $700.

But there is an important difference between punitive reparations and commercial debt incurred by a country for civilian projects.

Five years ago, would anyone have cared about a large trading loss incurred by a strong, well-capitalized bank?

JPMorgan has taken a number of hits, including the enormous trading loss incurred by a powerful internal unit.

By 1990 the Victorian government had accrued the largest debt ever incurred by a peacetime government in Australian history.

Under Mr. Clinton's original proposal, the government would have paid half of the first $2,000 in drug expenses incurred by a Medicare beneficiary, starting in 2003.

The new formula for calculating federal subsidies is based on the actual expenses incurred by a housing agency, and it is twinned with a new carrot-and-stick philosophy requiring all agencies to meet new performance standards.

"He died in hospital in Marbella, Spain, as a result of a severe infection, having been admitted to hospital on Thursday evening following complications to a shoulder injury incurred by a previous fall.

Fawzy al-Thunayan, a spokesman for Gulf Bank, said Sunday that the loss was incurred by a Kuwaiti company on a "complicated currency derivative," essentially a bet on the euro.