Sentence examples for incurred just from inspiring English sources

The Dolphins have incurred just 27 fouls, so there is something spotless about their record, unblemished as it is by victory.

Though this letter lagged the markets return by 2.2% since the summer of 1987, it incurred just 57% as much volatility (or risk).

For me it reinforced the devastation that was being incurred just by you carrying out your job.

They couldn't relate to the crippling student debt I'd incurred just to get to the same place as them professionally, or why spending $50 for eggs and toast on a Sunday afternoon was offensive to me.

Lopez said she incurred $204 of overdraft fees on seven debit card purchases in August 2009, but would have incurred just one $34 fee had the bank posted her transactions from lowest to highest.

However, it was the end of his time in the NFL -- thanks to a shoulder injury incurred just before his first season with the Rams began -- that led him back to Seattle to pursue his original intention of becoming an officer of the law.

Readers with fading eyesight may wonder whether the savage migraines induced by the almost-too-small-for-comfort typeset are worth incurring just to read 200 more of Rob Fearn's words about the new album by Keane.

We should reinstate the student benefit that existed before 1981, so that children whose working parent has died or become disabled can obtain higher education while incurring just a bit less debt.

The losses were incurred over just 8 months.

By comparison, according to California distracted driving laws, a first offender incurs just a $300 dollar fine.

On Friday, Corcoran will tell the Brisbane Fair Work Commission that $100 per day will not just compensate incurred risk, but will also help to pay higher insurance premiums charged by insurance companies.