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1. Keep in mind that if you’re on a losing streak, you can incur substantial losses.
2. On top of using genetically engineered cells to diagnose, Goldhawk foresees that cells containing reporter genes could, for instance, eventually fight infections without using antibiotics and incurring the wrath of antibiotic resistance.
3. “Some households that have incurred debt through high-interest credit cards or payday loans to keep up with rent can’t qualify for emergency rental assistance because they don’t have past due rent,” Srikrishnan writes.
4. Some households that have incurred debt through high-interest credit cards or payday loans to keep up with rent can’t qualify for emergency rental assistance because they don’t have past due rent.
5. Though the federal government would have to incur $126 billion in costs at the outset to process new green card applications, the provisions would carry massive economic benefits.
6. They incur all the development costs and take a lot of risk.
7. The result has been a huge black eye for the government, which will now incur significant financial and reputation costs.
8. My mother might be willing to incur all kinds of crazy risks for love.
9. The full debt—or savings depletion—that families incur; not just student debt.
10. The hope is that members end up restraining each other rather than incur the wrath of the police.
11. She preferred to die herself rather than to incur the possibility of exposing those who loved her to the guillotine.
12. Yet it is awkward for these officials to thus act, and in so doing they incur an unpleasant personal responsibility.
13. The stage has continued to enjoy a species of traditional immunity from all the reprobation which swearing is presumed to incur.
14. He was generally a man of prompt decision, and he well knew that he would incur by this act the charge of vacillation.
15. I judged the Tories were driving straight at a conflict with the country, and I thought them bound to incur an electoral defeat.