Sentence examples for incurred increasing from inspiring English sources

Islamist "committees to defend the revolution", setting themselves up in local districts, have incurred increasing hostility from more secular types.

The defensive upgrades incurred increasing Israeli air losses, leading to an August 1970 ceasefire that lasted until 1973.

As his projects did not result in quick returns, he incurred increasing criticism, and eventually resigned from his position in 1824.

Beyond that given threshold, patients who eventually died in intensive care incurred increasing costs as their length of stay increased.

The financing of expenditures by borrowing instead of taxation and the debt itself, once incurred, increase total spending and so tend to produce higher prices and other inflationary effects in periods of full employment.

However, another hospital in the United Kingdom incurred increased costs as a result of implementing a modified multi-skilled night shift team [ 51].

Current achievement-based, demanding and high-tempo society has incurred increased risks and vulnerability for stress-related chronic pain and other illnesses [ 3- 5].

Nulliparous women and women with premature rupture of the membrane were no longer protective against CS, but instead, incurred increased risk.

Gradually the costs incurred increased, such that by 2 years after initiation of step therapy, the average quarterly cost per patient was $99 higher in the step-therapy group than in the control group [ 145].

It would have been possible, for example, to test whether or not more recent birth year (1) incurred increased odds of being in the obese class compared with the normal weight class, or (2) was more strongly related to a higher intercept and steeper slope of the sample average growth curve in the obese class compared with that in the normal weight class.

The Passion Play here, depicting the last hours and resurrection of Jesus, has been delighting Christian believers and incurring increasing controversy over its anti-Semitism, however grudgingly modified in recent decades, for nearly 400 years.