Word: incurably
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Even if Goodman's wife forgives his extramarital relationships, don't these affairs (for he assures us they are affairs "of love") incur the risk of hurting the partner who becomes deeply committed...
...moment, then, the Fat Man's problem seems incredibly difficult. If he becomes too closely associated with the U. S. and its moves to agree with the Russians, he will incur the wrath of the C.D.U. right wing and seem dangerously close to the policies of the opposition party. If he moves to cut back social security, he will give the Socialists a legitimate issue for the 1965 campaign. In either case, he would need consummate political skill to manuever around his opponents and toward his policies. He has shown distinct reluctance to taint his hands with such manuevers...
Interim Premier Giovanni Leone's recent attempt to curb credit was shot down by the right, left and center, since no party is willing to incur the wrath of legions of cambiali signers. But unless Italy soon brings its credit binge under control, its economic miracle could, like a butterfly, just flutter away...
...were arrested and released on bail ranging up to $200,000, one of the highest figures in the country's history, for "mis-labeling." Since the U.S. Government demands cash or letters of credit in advance from U.S. exporters involved in grain barter deals, the U.S. stands to incur no direct losses...
...present, although juniors and seniors may sign out until any hour, they must return by the hour of their sign-out or incur a penalty. The change will not affect freshmen and sophomores, who will still have to get back by the time to which they have signed...