Sentence examples for incurred mostly from inspiring English sources

A struggle ensued in which four jail officials incurred mostly minor injuries, though one captain was struck in the head and required many stitches.

As these costs will be incurred (mostly many) decades into the future, they are discounted to take account of the time-value of money.

Since these plumage traits do not contain any pigment and are thus emancipated from the production costs ascribed to melanins or carotenoids, they are presumed to incur mostly maintenance costs such as an increased risk of predation [60] or social control from conspecifics [61].

The company has incurred modest costs, mostly in upgrading technology, to accommodate Ms. Grimes's relocation.

And were it not for the incinerator debt (mostly incurred by the effort to modernise it), the city's financial problems would be manageable.

(In Mr. Boehner's alternative reality, by the way, it just popped into Mr. Obama's head to ask for "the largest debt increase in American history, on the heels of the largest spending binge in American history". The president was required to ask for an increase by law, and the spending was mostly incurred by his Republican predecessor).

Treatment costs of these diseases are mostly incurred during the acute phase of events and tend to decrease over time.

Adele incurred their wrath, mostly expressed via weight-shaming, simply for selling more records than Mother Monster.

4 6 24 27 Since thigh strains are mostly incurred without contact, it is recommended to include preventive exercises in the teams' training routine.

Helpfully, they mostly incur a similar proportion of their costs there.

The fourth-quarter results excluded several one-time adjustments, related mostly to charges incurred as a result of regulatory changes.