Sentence examples for not only incur from inspiring English sources

The English clubs will not take on anyone on that basis and, when Northampton were last month fined £60,000 for allowing the wing George North to insert clause in his contract allowing for release for Wales matches outside official international windows, Premiership Rugby warned that any repeat would not only incur a greater fine but the potential loss of league points.

Using traditional single-table machine learning techniques over such data not only incur a computational penalty for converting to a flat form (mega-join), even the human-specified semantic information present in the relations is lost.

"Should this matter be decided against the company," the filing said, "it could not only incur liability but also suffer reputational harm".

Infected HCWs may not only incur serious illness or death themselves but may spread infection to others.

Exacerbations not only incur significant morbidity and mortality, but also negatively impact the natural history of the disease causing a progression in disease severity.

Self-reports of alcohol consumption and other substance use patterns, can not only incur general problems of social desirability, but might also result in different response tendencies according to the reference group or gender.

Profit is not only incurred after the acquisition but also before the acquisition in the form of royalty fee.

Experiment 4 indicated that the costs of secondary HUD-based information are not only incurred to selective attention mechanisms, but are in fact present at early processing stages thought to be associated with preattentive mechanisms.

However, such modifications not only incurred difficulty in probe design as well as high cost in probe synthesis, but they also significantly increased the Tm of the probe [20].

The inclusion of those figures, not only incurs additional computational processing cost but also makes it more difficult to match between figures and captions [ 11].

With RH private clinics mostly concentrated in urban areas, using private services not only incurred higher fees, but also travel expenses for rural women.