Sentence examples for incurring no from inspiring English sources
It has proven to be politically beneficial to the party, weakening Obama on a core pledge and incurring no reprisal.
Rather than bring "Topdog" and " Stritch' to Broadway, the Public licensed them to other producers, incurring no financial risk but retaining shares in the royalties and a small percentage of profits.
The recapitalisations of the banks were carried out by purchasing banks' shares, which in theory will only be sold at break-even or a profit – incurring no losses for the taxpayer.
On condition of anonymity, an executive close to one of the major broadcast news divisions said that at current spending levels, his network was incurring no more than about $36 million in additional annual costs, a relatively negligible amount.
Instead, they advise simply keeping asset allocations fixed — which would give you just as great a chance, if not greater, of hitting retirement targets as the conventional approach, while incurring no greater odds of falling short.
The purpose is to provide content of the highest quality that fulfils a specific, relevant and unique remit, while incurring no cost to the British taxpayer – by putting profits into programmes.
Since they have no supervision, this behavior incurs no penalty.
Sending an e-mail incurs no direct cost.
As such, ARM processors incur no royalty fees to Intel.
B. Anne incurs a one-stroke penalty and Audrey incurs no penalty.
