Sentence examples for incurring another from inspiring English sources

In practice, many borrowers are unable to repay their initial loan in full within two weeks, and so they pay only the fees owed and roll over the balance into another payday loan, incurring another round of fees.

Operators should have been better prepared before starting the plant, he said, and should have waited longer after the first problem of the restart process appeared before trying to keep going and incurring another error.

For example, as compared with physicians who had one previous paid claim, the 2160 physicians who had three paid claims had three times the risk of incurring another (hazard ratio, 3.11; 95% confidence interval [CI], 2.84 to 3.41); this corresponded in absolute terms to a 24% chance (95% CI, 22 to 26) of another paid claim within 2 years.

When I use my points to pay for her flights, I know that I'm getting the help I need and the business is not incurring another expense.

The actors have arguably more strength collectively than any other entertainment work force, so hopefully solidarity will prevail among the A-Listers and those who are struggling without the necessity of the industry incurring another strike.

Although they failed to score on the man-up, Desko conceded that the pressure of incurring another faceoff violation forced Williams to rein in the ability to be aggressive at the whistle.

She'd gone £8 over her limit, incurred a charge, incurred another charge for being in unauthorised overdraft, missed a direct debit, incurred another charge, and then another charge.

I am in about $50,000 debt from my undergrad and about to incur another $80,000-90,000 80,000-90,000's.

Any player who commits another level two breach automatically incurs another six-point penalty, and that leads to an automatic suspension.

Disney will take a charge of $790 million to write down the value of its Internet assets and will incur another $25 million to $50 million in expenses related to closing Go.

The loss-making bank was forced to admit it had incurred another £105m of losses caused by mis-selling products including payment protection insurance.