The verb to incur means to acquire or sustain a separate negative benefit from some act. The undesirable result is caused by the original action.
Examples:
In Greek mythology, certain acts by man were said to have incurred the wrath of the gods. The action was done either in ignorance, or in spite of the result.
In business, part of any activity are incurred costs, expenditures that may be required to satisfy a contract. These liabilities were not the intended result, but developed as a complication, or drawback.
The verb to incur means to acquire or sustain a separate negative benefit from some act. The undesirable result is caused by the original action.
Examples:
In Greek mythology, certain acts by man were said to have incurred the wrath of the gods. The action was done either in ignorance, or in spite of the result.
In business, part of any activity are incurred costs, expenditures that may be required to satisfy a contract. These liabilities were not the intended result, but developed as a complication, or drawback.
No. You would only incur more costs.No. You would only incur more costs.No. You would only incur more costs.No. You would only incur more costs.
Drivers who are convicted of speeding incur a penalty.
you will incur additional cost
It is easy to incur debt if you abuse your credit cards.
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When you borrow money you incur debt.
incur
a liability
Receive, Find, Obtain, or Incur
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receive, get, find, obtain, incur
Sure. If you sell them for more than you paid for them then you will incur a capital gain and therefore will incur capital gains taxes.