Sentence examples for yet incurred from inspiring English sources

But then she is still young, and hasn't yet incurred the critical – and in Rhys's universe unavoidable – amount of damage that will break her will.

The management are saluted for their unflappable response, which may well be the most elegant "yes dear" Rihanna has yet incurred.

He characterized the financial setbacks as "lost opportunity costs" so far because factories had not yet incurred outlays to build the orders for Libya.

Usually no, since you haven't yet incurred the expenses.

RBS could yet face further big fines and damages claims stemming from alleged manipulation in the foreign exchange market; and it has not yet incurred all possible losses from rigging the LIBOR interest-rate benchmarks.

Farmers and others involved in cotton production do not yet incur additional costs for producing Bt cotton other than a premium for the purchase of transgenic seeds.

However, manufacturers may yet incur costs if the closely related alternative is later found to be as toxic as its predecessor.

Therapies for severe asthma are lacking, a subpopulation of asthma which comprises 10% yet incurs over 80% of asthma healthcare costs, are lacking.

"Yet, banks incurred extremely large losses on such C.D.O.'s".

Companies are not required by law to provide the entire amount, since some covers expenses that have not yet been incurred.

The banks have yet to incur the costs of bringing their technology up to date; in the meantime, nimbler new financial institutions that have linked their fortunes to the Internet are plowing new ground.