Sentence examples for consequent penalties from inspiring English sources

Torpedo bulges were to be fitted which would increase her displacement by 1000 t, with consequent penalties to her speed and range.

This was planned much like Kirovs refit, although her displacement was to increase 1000 t from torpedo bulges, with consequent penalties to her speed and range.

Billy McKay scored from the consequent penalty to give the struggling Tayside club their first point in five games.

It was no more than the relegation scrappers deserved when Steven Nzonzi brought down Fraizer Campbell 10 yards out and Whittingham equalised with the consequent penalty.

England handled the ball in the penalty area, and from the consequent penalty kick Eusebio scored superbly for Portugal, sending the goalkeeper diving one way, with a wriggle of his body, and the ball the other.

The first four shuffles had gone begging before the Dutch keeper Joyce Sombroek was ruled to have deliberately fouled Sophie Bray, and Helen Richardsteppedsh stepped up to score from the consequent penalty stroke.

The in-line six-cylinder engine produces much greater torque than the V-6 in the base Explorer without a consequent gas-mileage penalty.

In addition to the consequent 'penalties' for work absenteeism some organisations fostered a 'blame culture', which patients sought to avoid by remaining in work despite the difficulties, often termed presenteeism.

It is shown here that the use of these novel anti-vibration mountings has no or little consequent weight and cost penalties whilst maintaining their effectiveness with the vibration levels.

Vettel was in excellent form as he recovered from a gearbox failure in qualifying and consequent five-place grid penalty for changing the part.

Rather, as Cudd puts it, "the structural theory of rational choice assesses the objective social rewards and penalties that are consequent on" the interactions and social status of specific group members and "uses these assessments to impute preferences and beliefs to individuals based purely on their social group memberships" (Cudd 2006, 45).