Sentence examples for were being incurred from inspiring English sources

The primary objective of the research was to investigate how disposal costs were being incurred in the domain of defence electronic systems by the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and subsequently to ascertain a novel approach to prediction of their end-of-life (EOL) costs.

"A lot of the state's costs are being incurred by the Port Authority and the M.T.A.," said one Pataki official.

Insiders also fear their bonuses for 2011 will be scaled back as result of the losses, which are being incurred during a difficult time on the financial markets.

During the construction phase, if costs are in one currency and funding in another, the Project Company is exposed to the risk that the currency in which the costs are being incurred may appreciate.

Landslides and rockfalls are very common in both cities, and large expenditures are being incurred by both Governments on the investigation, design and implementation of mitigation and preventive measures to reduce the likelihood of the loss of life and economic losses due to landslides.

Outright's calculations suggest that over $10 billion in additional costs (approximately $180-$180-$200foreceivedved) are being incurred.

This study was conducted in LTSB which is designated as one of the development corridors in the country and huge investments are being incurred to promote large scale farmer managed irrigation and also to generate hydroelectric power.

This study was conducted in Lake Tana Sub-basin (LTSB) which is designated as one of the development corridors in the country and huge investments are being incurred to promote large scale farmer managed irrigation and also to generate hydroelectric power.

For me it reinforced the devastation that was being incurred just by you carrying out your job.

"Changing our laws would be far-reaching and far costlier than whatever costs are being incurred by people without citizenship having babies".

Some examples seem pretty uncontroversial: Sea levels are rising, some species are being lost or driven out of their habitats, and costs are being incurred by those in coastal areas to prevent flooding or deal with its impacts.