Sentence examples for was incurring from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring upon oneself or expose oneself to, especially something inconvenient, harmful, or onerous; to become liable or subject to.
A gas-turbine supplier was incurring costs for providing the end-user with separate equipment.
I was incurring more and more debt, and our debt-to-equity ratio was getting way out of whack.
Lawyers for the company had said it was incurring costs of £94,000 for every day it was injuncted and prevented from fracking.
"We sent letters in January ,March, April and May, again advising him that he was incurring charges and urging him to make contact with the bank.
Mahler must have felt incredibly strongly since in changing a published score, he was incurring extra costs and risking a critical backlash.
"It reached the point where my home and what it meant to me was not as important as the stress I was incurring to keep it," he said.
No additional debt was incurred".
Much of this debt was incurred buying companies.
Cost was incurred and value was destroyed in the management of this complexity.
The injury was incurred nine days ago when Alan Kerr of the Islanders checked Gretzky into Ken Baumgartner of New York.
Nearly all this loss was incurred before Sept. 11.
