Sentence examples for was incurred when from inspiring English sources

One of her expenses, for which she claimed £1.60, was incurred when she 'cycled from Westminster to Peckham for BBC filming and back'.

Some of this was incurred when it overpaid to buy Whyte & Mackay, a Scottish whisky maker, in 2007.Diageo's aim is to exploit all this and buy control of United Spirits (Mr Mallya's vehicles have a 28% stake) to gain a powerful position in a big market with growing thirst for high-end booze.

But what is frustrating is that so much debt was incurred when this hall was built.

Alan Gross and his wife Judy say he was not adequately trained or told about the risks he was incurring when he went to Cuba to do development work.

He is currently suing DAI and the US government for $60m £38mm), saying he was not adequately trained or told about the risks he was incurring when he went to Cuba to do development work.

But Matt Samelson, the founder of Woodbine, said these calculations have not factored in the "hidden prices" that can be incurred when investors don't get the best price.

The academies dismissed the accuracy of the analysis, adding that a "major element" of the costs to academies related to the costs that were incurred when staff were transferred over to Dwan's companies, and these costs were not discretionary.

And the majority of the costs to academies were incurred when staff were transferred over to Dwan companies, at which point the charges to the trusts were not discretionary but laid down in law.

Verizon said the "vast majority" of the erroneous charges were incurred when software that was preloaded on some phones automatically contacted Verizon's data service in what the company called an "acknowledgment" session.

Significant surcharges were added to my tuition for taking excessive credit hours, and even larger fees were incurred when enrolling in summer classes I had to take in order to keep up.

Its annual report, published this week, shows that at the end of 2013, Netflix had run up $7.3bn in "streaming content obligations", which are incurred when the company signs a licence agreement for programming, up 30% from the $5.6bn owed at the end of 2012.