Sentence examples for incurs as from inspiring English sources
And if that wasn't bad enough for Rolls-Royce, Airbus has threatened to seek compensation for any losses it incurs as a result of delays to deliveries of A380s that are due to be fitted with Trent 900 engines.
A Luise A. Barrack, a Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer, said that it is not possible for a property owner to sue a rent-controlled tenant for losses that the owner incurs as a result of the tenant paying lower than market rate rents.
The proposed model outperforms the MIMO wire-tap channel with no relay assistance, when the eavesdropper's channel incurs as little noise as the destination's.
Our work here is also motivated by the fact that the MIMO wire-tap model is also insecure when the eavesdropper incurs as little noise as the destination.
Our simulation results are in line with the scalar case's and prove to be successful in achieving secrecy capacity where the conventional model failed, i.e., when no relay is introduced and the eavesdropper's channel incurs as little noise as the legitimate receiver.
At the heart of the issue is "the social cost of carbon" -- which refers to the price society incurs as a result of carbon dioxide emissions.
But the bank said it might incur as much as $4.5 billion in merger-related expenses, up from an earlier estimate of $4 billion.
NEC, Japan's largest maker of personal computers, said that if it failed to meet its targets, it could incur as much as $19 million in penalties.
The administration has told Congress in recent days that canceling weapons and maintenance contracts could force the government to incur as much as $2 billion in penalties.
There have been estimates that the networks may incur as much as a 6percentt decline in advertising revenue -- as much as $1 billion -- because of the softening economy, made worse by the terrorist attacks.
Thus, the total amount of micro-damage incurred as well as the average temperature change measured by thermography is higher for the E-glass reinforced LCS.
