Sentence examples similar to incurring an additional expense from inspiring English sources

I called the store manager the next day to complain that because of his salesman's error, I would have to incur an additional expense for an electrician.

"They haven't incurred any additional expenses and they are bringing expenses rapidly down as they wind down the old fund," says this person.

G.M. spends $3.5 billion annually for health care for active and retired workers and incurs an additional $1.5 billion accounting expense against earnings as a required cushion for future retirees.

We assumed that an additional expense would have only been incurred by those patients purchasing processed, imported herbs obtained from a herbalist, herbal shop or pharmacy (24.1%) and who actually consulted a herbalist (10.3%).

Levi Strauss & Company expects to incur an additional $20 million to $25 million in restructuring-related expenses over the next 12 to 18 months, according to its quarterly report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The foundation will also incur an additional $38 million in consultant fees, fund-raising and management expenses that would not be necessary with direct government financing.

However, heating/cooling may incur an additional cost.

This will enable us to maximize profits within the market we have created without incurring the additional expense of opening new markets.

The Court then concluded that the settlement benefited the corporation because it allowed Verizon to provide input into the additional disclosures to be made to shareholders while allowing Verizon to avoid incurring the additional expenses of a trial.

But her effort stalled: few dispensary owners were willing to incur the additional expense, and their customers were apparently untroubled by the possibility of impurities.

This may lead to cost savings through less work and school absences, less need to switch cART regimens and incur the additional expense and inconvenience of doctor visits and lab tests needed to initiate and monitor a therapy change.