Sentence examples for incurs by virtue of from inspiring English sources

In effect, the Government has consented to suit by the contractor in the Court of Claims on account of any liability the contractor incurs by virtue of lawful payment of the subcontractor's claims.

Mishara sought in damages the additional cost of concrete incurred by virtue of the higher price of the replacement product, as well as the expenses of locating an alternate source.

Patients hospitalized for longer periods of time will incur higher medical costs, and by virtue of being hospitalized, will not be working, thus also incurring higher indirect costs.

Thus, the speed of WC is related to (1/hbox {log}(N)) which signifies that it does not significantly vary with N. The compression and decompression speeds of zfp increase in larger 3D data fields by virtue of the memory caching benefits [4] incurred in such cases.

Functional improvement is difficult to achieve in the challenging TNF-α-refractory group by virtue of probable secondary damage that would be incurred; the ATTAIN study is notable for the statistically greater benefits in physical function (defined by improvement in HAQ-Disability Index of at least 0.3) seen (by day 15) in the abatacept-treated group, which was sustained at 2 years [ 29, 30].

As a result it alleged that it had incurred losses in a large sum which it sought to recover, as just compensation, by virtue of article 5 of the Amendments to the Constitution.

"It's by virtue of resources.

systems, by virtue of their mathematical descriptions.

Wind possesses energy by virtue of its motion.

By virtue of symmetry, the in-plane displacements are neglected.

Salvation arises only by virtue of the grace of God.