Sentence examples for Social penalties from inspiring English sources

Darwin was witnessing the social penalties of holding deviant views.

There were social penalties for his pugnacious stand.

And, if they do, there are ­serious social penalties.

Telling what is not true may result in legal and social penalties.

The underlying impetus in all these reforms was to remove social penalties for doing what people were doing anyway.

Obese people often lament the social penalties that can come with their condition, over and above the toll on their personal health.

No one receives a social penalty for aggressive driving, and only rarely a legal penalty.

However... there is a social penalty for being out of the Facebook loop - as I found out.

(Sandberg addresses this issue within the first twenty pages of "Lean In," explaining that ambitious women "often pay a social penalty").

And here's the true miracle of New Orleans: the person waiting for him downtown no doubt had an equally pleasant couple of hours, and Étienne surely paid no social penalty for being late.

Not because of some compelling logical argument, but because there is no social penalty for being a Creationist in a largely conservative American culture.