Sentence examples for expensive fines for from inspiring English sources

There is another reason to expect change to be slow: it's a money-maker: "To some extent, the expensive fines for extra babies have become a convenient means for local authorities to reap huge profits," Li said.

Consider this: 2011 was a banner year for the sale of insanely expensive fine wines at auction.

The most expensive fine on the books under the new rules is for carrying toxic waste in parked vehicles.

For traditional prep, buy Tiffany, Ralph Lauren, Lacoste, Vineyard Vines, Saks 5th Avenue, Juicy Couture, and other expensive, fine, and fancy brands.

Butterscotch Praline Parfait 1/2 pound light brown sugar 4 teaspoons butter 1 3/4 cups heavy cream 8 ounces unsalted pecans (pieces are less expensive and fine for this recipe) 1 pound granulated sugar Vanilla ice cream.

Lobbyist Kevin Sloat and his firm were recently hit with $133,500 in fines for providing expensive wine, cigars and liquor to about 40 politicians at fundraisers held in Sloat's Sacramento home.

Fines for J & E Industries totaled $7,000.

Expensive parking fines issued by private companies are fair and proportionate the Supreme Court has ruled.

Buses in the city have been widely criticised for being unreliable and expensive; in 2005 First was fined for delays and safety violations.

We applaud you, Jason Kidd, for the year's most ingenious attempt at cheating, and thanks to the league's fifty-thousand-dollar fine, for its most expensive soda.

Not expensive for-profits.