The phrase "at most fine" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that something is acceptable but not more than that.
Example: "The service was at most fine, but I expected better from such a renowned restaurant."
Alternatives: "at best acceptable" or "barely satisfactory".
If it did in fact occur, it is apparent that, as with the first violation, Magana Ortiz was at most fined, and no sentence nor term of probation was imposed.
Actually, when the degenerate singular point of system (1.2) δ 1 = δ 2 = 0 is a fine focus of order nine, its infinity is at most a fine focus of order three; when the infinity of system (1.2) δ 1 = δ 2 = 0 is a fine focus of order seven, its degenerate singular point is at most a fine focus of order three.
Mr. Liu, who has a green card and was in China setting up a Web design company, has been held without a trial by police in Hohhut, Inner Mongolia, officially charged only with minor economic crimes that usually bring at most a fine, a Chinese lawyer said.
With this extra source of income, the restaurant may clear about $1.3 million a year after taxes — at a time when most fine-dining restaurants are struggling.
And most fines have been much smaller.
For example, in France, possessing a falsified medicine without legitimate reason attracts at most a €75,000 fine and 3 years' imprisonment (and businesses, not able to be imprisoned, will only face fines). 1 If that sounds too little, it far exceeds Norway, where imprisonment is at most 4 months.
At most a small fine — not a quarter million euros ($348,000).
The entrance to the hotel, which opened in the 19th century, is guarded; arriving guests must go through a metal detector and have their bags scanned, as is done at most of the finer hotels in Davos during the forum.
