Sentence examples for incurred in getting from inspiring English sources

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].

"If the plans or model referred to in the contract included a concrete party wall, the buyer would be entitled to it," he said, adding that included in the letter writer's damages would be any costs incurred in replacing the existing wall or getting it approved as constructed.

A19 States to Get Drug Cost Refund The Bush administration said states would be fully reimbursed for any costs they incurred in paying claims for prescription drugs that should have been covered by the new federal Medicare program.

You have to wade through the notes to Thomas Cook's accounts and get out your reading glasses before you find a line which reads "Property cost, redundancy and other costs incurred in integrating Thomas Cook and MyTravel".

Around this time General Electric Capital Corp. got stuck with control of a Mexican restaurant chain after the chain's previous management team had trouble servicing the debt incurred in a GE-financed leveraged buyout.

Yes, there are sometimes absurd problems incurred in obtaining permissions.

He was able to get the closing time extended to 1 a.m., but, he said, that still prevented him from paying off the $15,000 debt he had incurred in starting the business.

"Any amount we can get is just what we already owe," for a $1,000 cellphone bill, for example, incurred in the weeks after the isaster when telephone service was out.

To get around any impression that the United Nations was for hire, the producers contracted to pay all expenses incurred in keeping the building functioning and staffed during what are normally down hours.