Sentence examples for incurring too much from inspiring English sources
But Lawrence C. Best, Boston Scientific's chief financial officer, told analysts yesterday that the company was investigating whether its tax structure would allow it to sell as much as 25percentt of the subsidiary without incurring too much expense.
They also have the size to absorb Chancellor at the executive level without incurring too much change".
It seems that although EA is doing well in the long term, it's cautious of incurring too much in costs during the downturn.
Due to the diversity and dynamics of indoor environments and user activities, we need to identify a user's indoor location precisely (with fine granularity and robustness), with low latency, and without incurring too much overhead on the mobile device.
Our main focus for future work is to study the effect of updates on data (deletions and insertions) in the fragments: it must be studied in detail how fragments can be reconfigured and probably migrated to other server without incurring too much transfer cost.
The so-called "world's first modular consumer electronics platform" created by Nascent was designed to make it easier for end users without any special electronics manufacturing expertise to design and prototype new products, without incurring too much cost or effort when compared to traditional prototyping methods.
He has not disclosed the reason for his change of heart because he felt that it would incur too much political resistance to his plans," he said.
Transit has been directed to overextend itself; use capital to pay operating maintenance expenses, incur too much debt service and use other preservation capital to construct and then operate too many new rail projects".
But the president of Germany's Bundesbank, Jens Weidmann, said a debate on a banking union should be part of a larger debate on fiscal and political union — on further moves to share sovereignty, like establishing a European finance ministry with the right to reject national budgets if they incur too much debt.
As shown in Figure 2, these operations do not incur too much computation overhead.
Our analysis shows that unicast delivery outperforms broadcast delivery, unless topological changes incur too much packet flooding overhead.
