Sentence examples for incurs both from inspiring English sources

Each of these interventions incurs a quantifiable cost: culling results in additional deaths; medical treatments or quarantines result in monetary expenses; vaccination incurs both monetary expenses, and in some cases additional vaccine-induced infections.

In 1930, they travelled to San Francisco, where Rivera painted a mural at the new Stock Exchange, incurring both public honors and political attacks.

Those work quite well, but they do incur both power and performance cost.

Customizing the handset to support the Japanese would incur both hardware and software costs, says Komura.

Ellson et al. (1984) built a regional econometric model and estimated that disasters incur both damages and losses towards aggregate economic activities.

If you get hedge fund exposure through a fund of funds, you incur both the underlying funds' fees (say, 1% a year plus 20% of the gains) and more fees for the middleman combining the different funds.

While mixed operation of different GoA is possible to obtain some of the service quality benefits, it risks incurring both high capital costs and disproportionate increases in operational costs too.

In the proposed TDE method for the TS-OFDM with the parallel block inverse matrix algorithm, the removal of ISI incurred both ends of data symbol from the TS given in (12) requires the complexity O[ S 2−S].

Shkreli incurred both the wrath of social media and Clinton, who at the debate Tuesday night counted drug companies among her biggest arch nemeses.

Families of patients incurred both indirect and direct costs.

These fat reserves are likely to incur both locomotor costs due to the need to move an increased body mass during locomotion and potentially a respiratory cost, as a result of heavier body components (such as the sternum and trunk walls) which must be moved during lung ventilation [45].