Sentence examples for now being incurred from inspiring English sources

Some costs now being incurred to hire or keep executives may not be showing up in the main labour-cost measures: for instance, these do not reflect the full costs of share-option grants.

If the truck driver or ship's captain discovers them, he will try to get rid of them before arriving because of the huge penalties that will now be incurred.

Washington is committed to reducing federal debt, but little enthusiasm exists for saving now against debts to be incurred in future.

"If you fail to do so, and costs are incurred on the now unnecessary general meeting, you will be jointly responsible in your personal capacity for such wasted costs.

The subject came up over dinner the other night, and having just wrapped up a nice, long article, I think I may have an answer to this question:  journalists, like many non-economists, do not properly understand sunk costs.Sunk costs are expenses that have already been incurred and cannot now be recovered.

The company attributed losses to market turbulence and said that it is now expecting credit losses "larger than 2008″ to be incurred in 2009.

Cost overruns of almost $30 million have been incurred and the project that was to be completed in September of this year is now destined to be completed in 2011.

No additional debt was incurred".

The loss has already been incurred.

If Greece defaults gargantuan losses could be incurred.

The debts had been incurred by more than two thousand students.