Sentence examples for incurred millions from inspiring English sources
Soviet agricultural collectivisation incurred millions of foreseeable deaths, mainly as a result of starvation, with deportation to uninhabitable regions, life-threatening conditions in the Gulag and military-style operations against recalcitrant villages also playing an important role.
The specific allegation aired in the Euromoney article is that Javid was "responsible for structuring an emerging-market synthetic CDO that incurred millions of dollars' worth of losses for investors".
And let us not forget that Google incurred millions of dollars in fines for illegally picking up passwords and personal data from unsecured wireless networks while taking city snapshots for its map app.
Sony retained its October forecast for sales of 14m LCD sets, but said the division would incur a 10th consecutive annual loss, costing the group £150m this year.
Grievous losses were, however, incurred by the 18th from heavy machine-gun fire during its advance towards the Glatz Redoubt.
29 % of the total costs in the 1st year incurred in the acute phase, 66%% were reached within 6 months after the event [17].
Robert Smith and Mr Springfield incurred four faults, leaving them 19th.
The Chinese player incurred the penalty on the 17th fairway, where his par four was increased to a five, after a series of warnings.
Actively engaged in the battles of Givenchy and Neuve Chapelle, the 1st Manchesters had incurred hundreds of casualties by the beginning of "Second Ypres" on 22 April 1915.
Each link in these chains involves energy losses.In this section Pipe dreams Light heavy lifters Buried losses Nanopower Reprints Related items OPEC: Still holding customers over a barrelOct 23rd 2003 The future of energy: The end of the Oil AgeOct 23rd 2003Further losses are incurred when people get involved.
Woods' bid for a fifth Masters title has been cast into some doubt amid apparent confusion over the penalty incurred after his pitch to the 15th hit the pin and bounced back into the water.
