Sentence examples for incurring further from inspiring English sources

The scathing Justice Department investigation into the city's police and municipal court system found numerous cases of poor, black city residents financially crippled by small fines issued by the court that they were unable to pay, thereby incurring further debt.

The terms were onerous: the loan was for six years, at an interest rate of fourteen per cent — essentially, the going rate for a junk bond — and it came with limitations on incurring further debt.

But just weeks after the election two of the three schemes were paused by the government, while the Great Western scheme will be delayed, potentially incurring further costs associated with new trains on order from Hitachi.

I halted the downloads because, like most Web site operators, I have a deal with my service provider, or host, limiting the traffic that I am allowed to generate without incurring further charges.

Andrew Williams, a Treasury spokesman, said that it had agreed to the discount, as in previous deals, to "minimize or eliminate our chances of incurring further losses" on its investment in the bank.

Announcing the "Multi-Touch RepaiPhonegram for iPhone 6 Plus" on Thursday, Apple said some devices may "exhibit display flickering or Multi-Touch issues after being dropped multiple times on a hard surface and then incurring further stress on the device".

The MoD will incur further costs from cancelling contracts and substituting alternative capabilities.

He said it was a relief not to incur further penalties.

They might incur further hostility by looking as if they were thwarting the will of the people.

Those who fail to repay in time incur further days of interest up to a limit of 60 days – or 60% on their original loan.

The initial cost of the suspension of the franchise is estimated to be £40m but three other franchise bids have also been suspended, which will incur further costs.