Sentence examples for incurred so from inspiring English sources

"The only good thing is that our solicitor let us off fees incurred so far".

As with the Japanese, much has been said about the losses incurred so far by these funds.

The losses incurred so far by the financial sector amount to between $1 trillion and $1.5 trillion.

In 1991, the Indian government faced a crisis after it incurred so much debt from foreign lenders that it couldn't even pay the interest on its loans.

"Having incurred so many brickbats over the years, Ryanair customer service's marked improvement deserves credit," he said, after a check-in issue was resolved "courteously and efficiently".

"In a country like Argentina, a lot of the costs of dollarization have already been incurred, so the step to full dollarization would not be that great".

(SS 4). "Think then no more of incurring so great a danger when no need presses, but follow the advice I tender.

The problem is that as soon as we try to work our way out of the grip of the welfare state, we lose so many benefits, and incur so many other costs; transport, childcare etc.

Thiel also argues the college students are incurring so much debt to gain their degrees that paying off the debt is a crippling burden that takes a huge chunk out of lifetime earnings.

However, recent efforts to enforce copyright law have been imposing new sorts of responsibilities on organisations that are connected to the internet.Internet service providers enjoy a "safe harbour" under American and European law that gives them exemptions from liabilities they might otherwise incur, so they are probably safe.

In their letter, the lawmakers referred to the article in The Times, noting that it had been jarring to learn from the article that "some workers incur so many fees in the course of using their payroll cards that their net income ends up below the minimum wage".