Sentence examples for of which incurred from inspiring English sources

Williams's work-rate in the last decade was arrested by health problems and by occasional relapses into addiction, the most recent of which incurred a spell in rehab.

In a dimly lit 2007 production of "Peter Grimes," Gelb ordered the chorus to make multiple costume changes, each of which incurred additional charges under the work rules and added up to more than a hundred thousand dollars.

In 1994, there were 10.7 million Medicare PPS hospitalizations, 2.2 million (20.5%) of which incurred ICU care.

For instance, Lane et al. (2008) found that BLLs > 20 μg/dL are strongly linked to repeat teenage pregnancies and cigarette smoking among low-income youth, both of which incur sizeable costs to individuals, families, and society.

They were mindful of long waiting times for assessments and concerned when patients were simply being medicated, involuntarily admitted to hospital, and unnecessarily transferred out of community which incurred costs of money, time, emotion, and human resources.

Ancel Martinez, a spokesman for Wells Fargo, said much of the tax savings came from write-offs obtained after its 2008 purchase of Wachovia, which incurred big losses during the financial crisis.

(The designer now owns 100% of his label, which incurred a loss of about $15 million on revenue of about $4 million last year).

Even depletion of CD3+ cells, which incurred a profound extension of OS, only resulted in an insignificant reduction in terminal splenic engraftment levels (Fig. 6B).

They include the Libor scandal (which swept Antony Jenkins to the top of Barclays); and the PPI misselling scandal, which incurred billions of pounds of compensation.

Cypriot banks also took a hit from their heavy holdings of Greek government bonds, which incurred big losses in the international bailout of Greece.

Mr. Butler was the president of Connecticut Light and Power, which incurred the wrath of the state's residents and elected officials for its slow response to the storm that swept up the East Coast on Oct. 29.