Sentence examples for were 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.
So we were incurring all this expense and inconvenience for documents that had no relevance.
ACN rejected the claims and said students were told they were incurring a student loan.
He was aware that we were incurring the costs at a high rate and he continued.
Some naïve investors bought large numbers, not realising that they were incurring huge obligations.
Exasperated by the costs the protesters were incurring, Atlanta mayor Kasim Reed ordered police to clear an encampment similar to Oakland's on Tuesday night.
So they weren't just failing to realize the benefits of helping behaviors; they were incurring a host of negative outcomes, as well.
The fees and expenses were incurred under the following circumstances.
Food and phone charges were incurred between Nov. 4 and Nov. 8.
The fees were incurred mainly as a result of straying into the red.
"They can invest in funds with carry-over losses that were incurred by other fund shareholders".
Officials would not disclose the nature of any of the injuries, or how they were incurred.
