Sentence examples for managed to incur from inspiring English sources

Emma managed to incur the prince's violent wrath, since she was also trying to kill him.

By eschewing post-Reagan orthodoxy - which looks more like Tom DeLay and Karl Rove politics than that of Edmund Burke or the recently deceased William F. Buckley - McCain has managed to incur the ire of high profile conservative gadfly's such as Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, and Ann Coulter as not being conservative enough.

Adobe has managed to get by for two decades without incurring the wrath of Redmond.

What did I do to incur their wrath?

Although these losses are not the architects' fault, it's wrong that the opportunity wasn't taken to recognise councils such as the London boroughs of Brent, Camden or Hackney, who are more committed to good housing than Lend Lease and manage not to incur such devastating side effects.

Fortunately, the sisters managed to flee in disguise, incurring death threats, to the British High Commission in Lahore, which protected and repatriated them.It ought not to be controversial for governments to confront a practice so egregious as forced marriage.

In choosing a work of fiction, the UN has managed to avoid any problems they might have incurred with a real woman with a body and mind.

To the west, British troops managed to push the Germans out of Bullecourt but incurred considerable losses, failing also to advance north-east to Hendecourt.

However, from 1967 to 1970 foreign minister Adam Malik managed to secure several agreements to restructure massive debts incurred by Sukarno from Soviet Union and other Eastern European communist states.

At that point, the loan had been in place for about 14 months, and we had managed to make two repayments of 10% in each year, assuming we would incur no penalty on them.

Suncor ended up spending $2.1 billion for the expansion (way over budget) but has managed to extract enough extra oil to pay off $400 million of the debt incurred.