Sentence examples for incurred in fighting from inspiring English sources

For Newmont, the Peabody transaction concludes a two-year campaign of asset sales to focus on gold production and reduce a $1.9 billion debt incurred in fighting off a 1987 takeover attempt by T. Boone Pickens.

Not only were they "loans", but the Kaplans and MIKA "repaid" the "loans" by paying the Kaplan entities' legal fees and costs incurred in fighting Regions Bank.

Only a systematic removal of sub-prime paper will permit other assets to price back to normal and avoid leaving a large asset class of uncertain value to coexist alongside the new debt incurred in fighting the crisis.

In 1678 Robert Middleton was paid for expenses incurred in fighting the Nanticoke Indians and in 1681 he was commissioned as cornet (second lieutenant) in a troop of cavalry.

She was eventually sent to Western Europe to work in logistics and fund-raising after the P.K.K. incurred losses in fighting with Turkish security forces, he said.

Get in fighting position.

We do not know what are the casualties incurred in the week's fighting that started last Saturday morning; but we do know that heavy sacrifices of life and limb must be made at every "push," and that a town must be depopulated of its young men for every village gained.

If this mechanism is adaptive, fighters should have relatively lower fitness in large and/or dense colonies, due to costs incurred from fighting, which is often fatal.

For example, France ultimately inflated away much of the debt it incurred while fighting World War I.

Purinton, meanwhile, sat out his second consecutive game with a sore left wrist, incurred while fighting Pittsburgh's KRZYSZTOF OLIWA.

In response to media questions about his links with the company, Mr Blunkett said his motivation for buying the shares was to help pay massive legal costs he had incurred after fighting a paternity battle with the Spectator publisher Kimberley Quinn.