Sentence examples for incurring record from inspiring English sources

Americans have been spending more than they could afford, incurring record amounts of debt.

The profit announcement came two days before the bank's annual general meeting, where some shareholders are expected to criticize the bank's compensation system and to keep up attacks on management for incurring a record loss during the crisis.

At the bank's annual general meeting this week, some shareholders are expected to criticize the bank's compensation system and to keep up attacks on management for incurring a record loss during the crisis.

It incurred a record £150,000 fine from media regulator Ofcom, defined the BBC's year and possibly Thompson's entire time in charge.

Despite posting an operating profit for 2002, Brazil's troubled flagship airline Varig incurred a record loss for the year of 2.8 billion reais ($947 million), underlining the need for a merger with its rival, TAM.

The company is expected to incur a record loss of $2.7 billion for the current fiscal year.

Last year they had a 3-15 record, incurring the most losses in any of the first seven interleague seasons.

"This matter has never been a criminal investigation and I will not incur a criminal record because of it.

In humans, accelerometers are typically worn on the hip, close to the body's centre of mass, and can accurately record PA without incurring recall bias from the subject [ 8].

You don't want to make her madder by incurring another infraction on your record.

Avant-garde sound collagists Negativland started weaving together radio recordings in the early '80s, eventually incurring the legal wrath of disc jockey Casey Kasem and the band U2's record label, Island Records, in 1991.