Sentence examples for once incurred from inspiring English sources

I once incurred Jospin's wrath when I met him after we finished playing tennis on adjoining courts.

He once incurred the wrath of all serious aficionados of croquet by describing that sport as vicious.

"Only on paper!" I used to admonish nervously, reliving the maternal wrath I once incurred after "decorating" my childhood bedroom wall with wild-style wax crayons.

Marty Appel — the former Yankees public-relations director at work on a book of his own, a history of the franchise — once incurred DiMaggio's wrath for having him introduced before Mickey Mantle on Old-Timers' Day.

The financing of expenditures by borrowing instead of taxation and the debt itself, once incurred, increase total spending and so tend to produce higher prices and other inflationary effects in periods of full employment.

In the ten years that Mr Ahern has led his Fianna Fail party in a coalition with the Progressive Democrats, a small liberal party, his government has only once incurred a budget deficit.On January 23rd Mr Ahern launched a second electoral sweetener: a €184 billion ($238 billion) national-development plan for the economy over the next seven years.

Once patients incurred some medical costs in a certain follow-up year, their costs were higher if they were older at diagnosis (P<0.001), living in a deprived area (P=0.007), lower tumour stage (P=0.025) or had node involvement (P<0.001).

We also assumed that gastrointestinal bleeding occurs only once and incurs costs only in the first year after occurrence.

A long life cycle allows costs to be levelized over a much longer time period because the capital costs only have to be incurred once per lifetime.

The costs of the oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) as a diagnostic test for GDM were assumed to have been incurred once in both groups.

In addition, relevant costs that are incurred once the GST treatment has ended, which could be a consequence of treatment outcome, are thus included.