Sentence examples for a single offending from inspiring English sources
The commission, in a sharp reversal, started imposing large fines for television programming with brief profanities — like a Golden Globe awards show in which the singer Bono uttered a single offending word.
However, it should be noted that while the triplicate data of the SRSF screen means that errors present in a single offending replicate could be removed, the removal of edge effects in the HFA data leaves only one (or sometimes zero) remaining data point(s).
"I found that there was not a single patient who was offended.
"Normally, they will block a single issue or cut out an offending article, and the following week it's business as usual," he said.
After Bertilak leaves, Lady Bertilak visits Gawain's bedroom and behaves seductively, but despite her best efforts he yields nothing but a single kiss in his unwillingness to offend her.
It was during the 2006 World Cup that Thierry Henry managed to offend 190 million Brazilians with a single sentence.
Feminists, ill-advisedly stereotyped as humorless, are certainly in on the puns; I've yet to read a single response from a women who is truly offended.
Clark declared she was "offended as a woman, as a single parent, as a prosecutor". .
The revelations of a single brave whistleblower, combined with journalists willing to risk offending some of the most powerful and secretive institutions on earth, started an avalanche.
Furthermore, the overall low correlations between risk factors and level of offending stresses the difficulty of differentiating serious from non-serious offenders on the basis of a single characteristic.
Cases of murder and rape, for instance, prompt the need to utilize all available resources to prevent future offending by the perpetrators, and serial offenses (believed to have a single perpetrator) can prompt the employment of consultants to link the crimes and anticipate likely sites of future offending (or the offender's "home base"; Rossmo 20002009; Woodhams et al. 2007).
