Sentence examples for incurring up from inspiring English sources

2, 5– 7 Overall, inpatients who fall cost more than those who do not, 8 with injured fall patients incurring up to three times the expense.

He said the compensation covered "some of the costs incurred up to and during the trial in Corfu in 2010".

"You have a deal which is so much better than your younger siblings (they will incur up to £9,000 tuition fees and up to RPI+3% interest rates)".

The compensation received by Thomas Cook covered "some of the costs incurred up to and during the trial in Corfu in 2010".

The bank also estimated it could incur up to $6.8 billion in losses beyond its reserves, nearly $1 billion more than the first quarter of the year.

They have a right to understand the charges they may incur up front and not be hit through a hidden last-minute payment surcharge".

According to British Energy, a provision of £3bn, invested at a return of just 3% a year, will earn enough to meet all the costs incurred up to now.

If any of the constituents, including the New York Philharmonic and the New York City Ballet, reject the master plan, the agreement says, the project "shall automatically be ended" and each constituent would be responsible for costs incurred up to that time.

If the league cancels at any point from Saturday until Jan . 1 it will forfeit the same $100,000 and whatever expenses the university incurs up to the time of cancellation.

Goodrich, a leading maker of aircraft landing gear, will incur up to $230 million in costs to close 16 plants, in part because of Boeing's decision to cut production of its 717 aircraft.

AOL could incur up to $9.7 billion in goodwill charges against earnings, the amount the company paid for Netscape above the net fair value of its assets, according to the newspaper.