Sentence examples similar to fairly penalized from inspiring English sources
Because the Nats made a one-year qualifying offer to Harper last week, which he naturally rejected, any team that signs Harper as a free agent will be penalized — fairly severely.
People (fairly) fear retaliation – being penalized, demoted, or outright terminated for reporting malfeasance on the part of leadership, in everything from sexual harassment to embezzlement.
At some points in the nomination contest, candidates who were penalized in the polls after enduring big losses rebounded fairly quickly.
Perhaps, as some have suggested, it will be rare for anyone to be penalized in France, given how difficult it is to enforce the law fairly and uniformly.
If a player uses a partner strategy, both players can fairly share the social optimum; but a co-player preferring an unfair solution will be penalized by obtaining a reduced payoff.
However, the distance-based method penalized the urban parks less than other scoring approaches for several small problems, and urban parks scored fairly well by this recommended method.
World number one, Novak Djokovic, chimed into the debate shortly after Moore made his comments, claiming that prize money should be "fairly distributed" based on "who attracts more attention, spectators, and who sells more tickets," seemingly implying that women should be penalized financially because, in some competitions, less people show up to their matches.
Boogaard was penalized for boarding.
Brashear was not penalized.
