Sentence examples for incurred only from inspiring English sources

A magnetic resonance imaging exam confirmed yesterday that Marcus Camby had incurred only a sprain of his left ankle.

"It's going to be a long 60 minutes," said Mangold, who has incurred only one 5-yard penalty.

While that is 3.7 percentage points a year below that of the Wilshire 5000, the portfolio incurred only half as much volatility as the overall market.

What that means is that new debt can be incurred only at about the same rate that old debt is being paid off, so that the overall figure would remain about the same over the next decade.

In that case, Mueller v. Allen, the court upheld a Minnesota law providing tax deductions for certain educational expenses that as a practical matter were incurred only by parents with children in private school.

But Labor incurred only tiny swings in Rudd's home state of Queensland, where it may have lost only two seats and where the mining billionaire Clive Palmer attracted 11% of the primary vote with a well-financed campaign for his Palmer United party.

It is well established that reduction in body size within any mammal species incurs only limited reduction in brain size.

Because Wendy's initially will incur only small production costs to attach the button to ads, it decided to give AdKeeper a try.

Under the 1997 deal, Bear Stearns, because of the size of its current payroll, will incur only modest penalties if it moves fewer than 1,000 employees out of the city.

The vote for or against a commission will incur only marginal costs for Denver, said the director of elections, Michael J. Scarpello, because the city has to absorb the cost of the primary races to be held that day anyway.

Due to propagation path loss, a transmitter outside the accessibility region incurs only a negligible interference.