Sentence examples for incurred so much from inspiring English sources

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.

The songs sounded fragile, which is perhaps why the band incurred so much bilious response — even when troubled, rock stars are supposed to stomp and preen, while Coldplay only moped.

As if on cue, John Lennon's Imagine came on the speaker attached to one of five food trucks congregating on this beachside corner to help liven up a neighborhood that had incurred so much damage.

The challenge for Aetna, if it is to regain the confidence of investors and secure an independent future, is to discover a way to hold down costs and run its health plans economically without incurring so much wrath from doctors and patients alike -- if such a way exists.

The department has serious responsibilities to these students it permitted to enroll in Corinthian's schools and incur so much debt".

But Puerto Rico's unusual standing as a territory over which Congress enjoys extraordinary power may also have hindered its ability to achieve economic independence -- and thus pushed it to incur so much debt to fund public services.

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

Update (Thurs 17:20): Thanks ever so much for offers of support - at the moment I've made decision I should pay for legal costs incurred so far.

Even after expenses, that covered much of the eleven or twelve million dollars in legal fees that the Clintons have incurred so far.

But the money could only be used for expenses incurred after the application was filed, and not for general expenses or for expenses incurred so far.

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