Sentence examples for is now incurring from inspiring English sources

The Russian ruler's vanity is now incurring even higher costs for the 2018 World Cup.

"There is little to nothing that Freddie Mac could have done to prevent the losses that it is now incurring," wrote company spokesman, David R. Palombi.

Initially indicated as the most viable solution within the transport sector, corn bioethanol is now incurring increasing discredits relating to its profitability and to its effective sustainability.

It took years to negotiate and ratify, received huge amounts of global attention and is now incurring massive costs to governments and businesses around the globe.

First generation bioethanol, initially indicated as the most competitive option, is now incurring in ever increasing discredits forcing the transition towards more sustainable productions (i.e. second and third generation technologies).

Ironically, hockey is now incurring fewer injuries because of its restrictive rules and the emphasis on safety equipment.

One Wall Street analyst estimated that each of the three major broadcast networks was now incurring about $1 million a day in extra costs covering the war on terrorism.

It should be pointed out that the United States engaged in vast nation-building exercises at the end of World War II in Japan and Germany and at costs much higher than we are now incurring in the Balkans.

Financial penalties are now incurred for hospitals with excess 30-day readmission in the United States.

The costs of operating the office are now incurred by the hospital, which bills a facility fee for each visit.

He is now 35 and has incurred no life-threatening injuries, but consider the cumulative effect of four operations on the knee, including the major reconstruction of the anterior cruciate ligament in June 2008; twin fractures of his tibia; a ruptured Achilles' tendon; and neck injuries of indeterminate severity.