Sentence examples for then incurred from inspiring English sources
quickly reached the Miami 48 but then incurred 25 yards in penalties.
The highly customized building cost about $36 million, an astronomical sum at the time, and then incurred what was effectively a luxury tax from the state, an imposition that became the subject of a protracted legal fight.
Davis announced his disavowal of Trump in a Facebook post, then incurred the wrath of hundreds of commenters who accused him of being a traitor and worse.
It states: "Failure to pay a £200 debt in 12 months incurs an interest charge of £60.69, and the new balance of £260.69 then incurs interest at a typical rate of 34.9% until repaid".
Announcing the "Multi-Touch RepaiPhonegram for iPhone 6 Plus" on Thursday, Apple said some devices may "exhibit display flickering or Multi-Touch issues after being dropped multiple times on a hard surface and then incurring further stress on the device".
And the Arctic Institute, an independent think-tank, said in an analysis on its website that ships still run the risk of getting stuck in ice, which would then incur delays and the cost of calling out a Russian ice-breaking vessel to free them.
If this is right, then incurring a commitment to truth is not sufficient for asserting.
In the past, a small business would have to pay for software and hardware upfront and then incur costs maintaining them.
At the deformation of 2%%, the strength reaches the maximum value of 1205.2 kN; the specimen then incurs serious damage along the primary shear crack in the L-region and, suddenly, the strength decreases to 1028.5 (85.3 % of the maximum strength).
Apple is careful to note that this problem mainly appears "after being dropped multiple times on a hard surface and then incurring further stress," though iFixit suggested that the problem could also be due to the phone's infamous tendency to bend.
An ecosystem that has experienced little or no fire which then incurs a higher probability or frequency of fire, such as a desert or rainforest, may be fire-sensitive and particularly susceptible to changes in community structure or ecosystem state due to increases in fire activity [60], [68], [69].
