Sentence examples for a far higher fine from inspiring English sources
The operators, who would not comment, had faced a far higher fine before reaching a settlement with the state.
This causes far higher fine particles emissions in the ignition phase, as can be anticipated from our tests with garden leaves and needles.
An incoming update to the EU's data protection rules, called GDPR, steps up privacy enforcement potential significantly — with far higher fines possible for data violations when it comes into force on May 25. "In the long run the only reasonable solution is to cut back on mass surveillance laws," he said.
Like many fine crime mysteries – think Clint Eastwood's Mystic River – the film's tone never veers too far from quietly ominous, and yet when there is an air of anxious urgency it's kept at a far higher intensity than in the more run-of-the-mill fare – say The Bone Collector or Red Dragon.
Or a substantially higher fine for littering.
The new Environmental Protection Law of 2015 allows local environmental protection bureaus to levy fines on a cumulative basis, leading to far higher penalties than under the previous caps.
Not only that, she is a much finer poet than many who might have been chosen (far higher calibre than Maya Angelou).
Indeed, the country grew fine in the 1950s and 1960s, when rates were far higher.
Experimental models have demonstrated far higher pressures are generated under loading conditions at the bone interface from half pins as compared to fine wires [5].
For a luxury alternative, the Ritz-Carlton St . Louismakes a fine, if entirely traditional pick, though it's far from the city's riverfront attractions and rates are far higher.
