Sentence examples for its incurring from inspiring English sources
In the past, as Gretchen Morgenson recently pointed out in The Times, the bank that made the loan would often have been willing to offer a workout, modifying the loan's terms to make it affordable, because what the borrower was able to pay would be worth more to the bank than its incurring the costs of foreclosure and trying to resell the home.
However, when an InP reserves resources for a partial embedding for its predecessor, it incurs an opportunity cost: those reserved resources could have been used to service another VN request.
The NPC of a system is the present value of all the costs that it incurs over its lifetime, minus the present value of all the revenue that it earns over its lifetime.
The company has sued Ms. Anthony and is asking for $100,000 in expenses it incurred in its search for Caylee.
The deal should help Boeing move into aviation services and help Tribune, which is based in Chicago, pay off debt it incurred in its purchase of the Times Mirror Company in June.
Last year, Freeport paid off nearly half the debt it incurred from its takeover of Phelps Dodge in March , 2007
De Gaulle had granted Algeria its independence, incurring the wrath of the ultra-right: militants in the Organisation de l'armée secrète (OAS) had vowed to assassinate him.
TOKYO — Toshiba warned on Monday that it would incur its largest net loss ever as it tries to restructure a stable of unprofitable businesses.
Citibank said it would waive any fees its customers incurred because of the outage, including convenience fees charged by competing banks whose A.T.M.'s were used by Citibank customers.
However, notwithstanding the aforementioned legal obligation, the NHL quietly discontinued calling its champions the "world champions" during this time, largely in order to avoid having its champion incur at least a moral obligation to play the WHA champion.
It will also create a natural currency hedge, with more of its costs incurred in dollars rather than euros.
