Sentence examples for better penalty from inspiring English sources

There has to be a better penalty system.

An even better penalty, placed carefully into the bottom-left corner with his right foot.

After the win, van Gaal explained that Krul was simply a better penalty stopper.

Guzan went the right way, but had no chance: a better penalty you'll wait a while to see.

Winnipeg have a better power play (18.1% versus Anaheim's 15.9%), and a slightly better penalty kill (81.7% vs. 80.8%).

"Das Boot is on the other foot" a headline declared last week, on an article saying England has been the better penalty taker, often crucial in big matchups in recent years.

Even better penalties can be designed when additional knowledge about the patient anatomy is available from other imaging modalities such as CT or MR. These penalties typically assume that anatomical boundaries tend to coincide with metabolic boundaries, and therefore avoid smoothing over anatomical boundaries.

Jon Billsberry of Deakin University in Australia argues that "countries that are collectivist in nature tend to do much better in penalty shoot-outs than those that are individualistic".

They are better at penalties than any other nation.

This could please environmentalists, as natural resource damage claims are required by law to be spent on restoration, and it could also make BP happier, as the payment of such claims have tax advantages and simply sound better than penalties.

The ruling did not address a better-known penalty for failing to get enough votes: the party loses its automatic spot on local and statewide ballots for at least four years, until the next time it garners 50,000 votes in an election for governor.