Sentence examples for thus incurred from inspiring English sources

Her testimony had been deemed inadmissible by Walton the week before, and the videotape thus incurred his wrath and quickly led to the mistrial.

One could simply insist that informed consent of subjects is necessary to ethical clinical research and accept the opportunity costs thus incurred.

Exposure to a health risk factor (e.g. air pollution) and a risk distribution (e.g. the effect of the disease on the individual and population, and the costs thus incurred) will lead to various economic effects for both the individual and society, both at the present time and in the future.

It could sell oil to its refineries at less than market price — thus incurring lower taxes.

Companies that provide skimpy health benefits or none at all could thus incur substantial costs.

It's as if the very virtues that are the writers' raison d'être are being challenged by the filmmakers, who thus incur the writers' wrath.

Because of his anxiety for a male heir Leo married four times, thus incurring the censure of the church.

As before, sovereign debt banks hold in their trading books will be marked to market and will thus incur losses.

Following Confucian principles strictly, he informed his sovereign of errors and shortcomings in imperial edicts and practices, thus incurring imperial displeasure.

But Hoey failed to recreate his lie by replacing the sand on his ball, thus incurring a two-stroke penalty for breach of the same rule.

If they run persistent current account deficits and thus incur debts overseas, they must find a way to keep servicing those debts or lose that financial support.