But Johnson incurred a sort of "hubris penalty," receiving a significantly lower reward if he celebrated with a touchdown dance than if he gave the ball to the official and jogged off the field.
"We can incur all sorts of federal deficits for wars and what not," Raju Narisetti wrote on his Twitter feed.
The net effect of this rule is probably more pollution, because many firms would rather remain unregistered and unregulated than incur that sort of cost.Contracts are a problem, too.
A ham-fisted switch to birth-year age groups, which incurs all sorts of practical issues for which US Soccer had not accounted, drew plenty of angry questions in multiple sessions at the convention.
But to admit he'd taken cocaine while competing might risk incurring some sort of retrospective penalty, so I ask if he would, hypothetically, confess to it if he had.
Grammar alone, it seems, renders talk of truth and fact appropriate and does so without incurring the sort of metaphysical commitments that are rightly associated with genuine realism (see Gibbard 2003, Dreier 2005).
Or that Feuer may be worried that the city may incur some sort of liability because marijuana is still illegal under federal law.
Moreover, contracts tend to create genuine obligations of the sort incurred when promises are made, as opposed to merely creating options.
In order to get from the actual conclusion to the desired one, we would in addition have to assume that all ontological commitments are of the sort incurred by singular first-order quantifiers.
What, he asked, is the problem with running a very large debt of the sort incurred by the UK during the world wars.
