Sentence examples for incurring a late from inspiring English sources

Illustrating both a cause and symptom of Latino financial difficulties, half of the respondents reported engaging in expensive credit-card practices that can run up interest charges and fees, including paying the minimum monthly balance only, using a card for a cash advance or incurring a late fee.

Despite toying with fate, she said, she has not incurred a late fee since joining.

It is where credit card companies describe all the ways you can incur a late-payment fee — or where airlines concede that, if your flight is canceled for a reason other than weather, they must put you on the next available flight, even if it is a competitor's.

Being even one day late will incur a £100 late filing penalty.

Aside from incurring a penalty for a late hit on Eagles running back Perry Harrington, Taylor played a nondescript game.

Corbyn filed his handwritten tax return late, incurring a £100 fine.

The prime minister replied by mocking Corbyn for his handwritten tax return, which was filed late, incurring a £100 fine.

The Atlanta Braves are the latest to be disciplined, incurring a $100,000 fine yesterday for signing Wilson Betemit of the Dominican Republic a year early.

Celtic's preparations suffered late disruption, their captain, Scott Brown, incurring an injury in the warm-up and having to be replaced by James Forrest.

Are you constantly forgetting to pay your bills on time and incurring multiple late fees as a result?

The department said that an inspection report had been filed for Ms. Rosoff's building in February, several months late; the company incurred a $250 penalty.