Sentence examples for incurred to develop from inspiring English sources

But for the past 3 years, INBio has had increasing trouble making ends meet, in part because of a $7 million debt incurred to develop a theme park that provides the public with a chance to experience Costa Rican ecosystems.

The public health community must learn from current problems in the field of veterinary medicine and seek to protect the effectiveness of existing safe and efficacious human antihelminthic drugs (and the investment incurred to develop them), particularly as there are generally few or no alternatives to be expected in the near future.

The savings will, starting in 2013, more than make up for the extra expenses Amylin will incur to develop and market the drug on its own.

What are the conditions that were incurred to produce it?

Costs will be incurred to acquire databases.

The multi-stage cancer model postulates that a certain number of cellular changes must occur for malignant transformation, which explains the delay and predicts that new HPV infections acquired later in life are less likely than those incurred earlier to develop into cervical cancer.

India's Council of Scientific and Industrial Research is taking a cue from open source initiatives that you and I know so well and applying those same ideals to third world drug research in the hopes of developing cures for diseases "at a fraction of the costs incurred by multinationals to develop a new drug".

For OPC to do this directly, they would have incurred significant costs to develop the necessary electronic infrastructure to query and send the data; furthermore, OPC does not employ IT staff.

Imagine your beloved pet develops chronic kidney disease, and after a year has passed, you're still paying your monthly insurance premiums PLUS all the expenses incurred to treat her ongoing illness.

Add any costs incurred to your budget.

The Scottish government has proposed three main changes to the oil and gas fiscal regime, as detailed in their latest Oil and Gas Discussion Paper: An investment allowance to provide support for fields that incur higher costs to develop.