Sentence examples for may incur the from inspiring English sources

But the latest move may incur the wrath of diehard fans of its steak bakes and sausage rolls who have set up a Facebook group where its 6,000 members post reviews of their culinary experiences.

This film, which has its premiere Sunday night on CBS, is not about her life or death, except secondarily; it is about the difficulties of writing and publishing a book that may incur the wrath of the British royal family.

It has been suggested to me by friends, on whose opinions I set a high value, that in this fictitious character, 'Childe Harold', I may incur the suspicion of having intended some real personage: this I beg leave, once for all, to disclaim – Harold is the child of imagination......

The SU transmission in CCRNs may incur the interference to the PU receiver.

Moreover, it seems the group claiming credit may incur the wrath of Anonymous, because they said the attack was in the name of fallen internet activist, Aaron Swartz. .

Anomaly-detection approaches rely on building models that suitably describe data patterns deemed as normal, however they may incur the generation of a considerable amount of false positives.

"The expenses we may incur in the future could substantially and adversely affect our working capital, distract management from day-to-day operations and retard capital formation, which may result in us having to materially reduce or terminate our operations".

The consequences for pure A. gazella females of breeding in heterospecific aggregations are potentially severe; firstly in terms of the direct reproductive costs they may incur through the production of hybrid offspring, as A. tropicalis pups have a lactation length two and a half times that of A. gazella pups (four months vs 8-10 months [ 11]).

One advantage of college-sponsored plans is that they usually cover charges that students may incur at the campus health center.

BP has been - and continues to be - motivated only by profit and reducing any liability it may incur in the future.

Harms that may incur to the patients include: prolongation of sufferings, irreversible damage to health, delay in treatment, death, loss of work and waste of financial resources.