Sentence examples for feeble penalties from inspiring English sources

As I have written here, demand from an increasingly affluent Asia, improved international transport and trade links, and weak enforcement and feeble penalties (in many countries) have caused wildlife poaching to jump over the past decade or two.

He struck the bar, and he hit a feeble penalty kick that was easily saved by the goalkeeper, Alexandros Tzorvas.

Hazard had just seen possibly the most feeble penalty of his career come back off Julián Speroni, the Crystal Palace goalkeeper.

Another popular idea, long pushed by the commission, is to criminalise across the EU the trafficking of human beings, which at present carries just a feeble penalty in some countries.

"I was frustrated because we set ourselves standards, and we never reached them today," said Grayson, who was particularly irritated to see Robert Snodgrass's feeble penalty easily saved by County's goalkeeper Owain Fon Williams on the hour.

Jeremy Helan brought down Pogrebnyak on the hour, but Hal Robson-Kanu's feeble penalty was saved by Keiren Westwood.

San Francisco 49er Chris Culliver saw no suspension for saying gays shouldn't even think about coming out -- sent to sensitivity training, the feeble penalty we've seen in similar instances with players.

The early silence from Mr Cameron was deafening, and the failure of the Foreign Office to put out more than a vague statement of disapproval of the death penalty was feeble in the extreme.

Eden Hazard took the penalty, but his effort was fairly feeble - Jesper Hansen went low and to his left to save at his leisure.

Then, it goes to penalty kicks where Reid is very feeble even with running start.

Penalties for banks with poor controls are (America apart) mostly feeble.