Sentence examples for we would incur from inspiring English sources

At that point, the loan had been in place for about 14 months, and we had managed to make two repayments of 10% in each year, assuming we would incur no penalty on them.

On the one hand, for most networks structures there will be a large set of equilibrium outcomes and therefore we would incur in multiplicity problems.

For example, if the pixel difference term ∥I l (x,y)−I l (x+i,y+j)∥2 in Eq. (3) is replaced with the feature-vector-based dissimilarity term c(f(I l ;x,y),f(I l ;x+i,y+j)), we would incur a sharp increase in the computation.

Any immediate short term strategic losses in the Central Asian region we would incur by keeping the focus at home will be far outweighed by the long term strengthening of America domestically and the long term weakening of China internationally as it tries to make sense of its mess of a backyard.

In BlockClust we do not employ alignment-based techniques to compare block groups, as we would incur in high computational costs.

At this stage of our lives, it's already too late to start building up an emergency medical fund that's big enough to pay for all the extra expenses we'd incur," Ms. Celsi said.

Whether the school called to notify us of the request for dietary reasons or because of the $10 charge we'd incur for a last minute food order, I am unsure.

(The only health expenses we'd incurred in the previous year were for the annual checkups that the schools required for the kids).

Because PCV13 shares the same carrier protein as PCV7, we assumed PCV13 would incur similar indirect effects as PCV7.

22 We estimated that 16% would incur an injury to the lower extremities and about 10-12% would injure a knee or ankle during one season.

I'll quote him at length: "If neonics are having an effect on bees, it may be a relatively small effect, [but] the question in my mind is: is that effect on pollination balanced off by the costs it would incur if we banned neonicotinoids?" That's a reasonable question - if short-term economic impact is the measure you value over long term environmental health.