Sentence examples for feel penalised from inspiring English sources

Entrepreneurs feel penalised.

Sixth-form colleges feel penalised, yet evidence shows that they are highly effective in delivering education.

Equally, head teachers will no longer feel penalised when they have actually performed well with a challenging intake.

However, there has been an angry reaction from organisations representing stay at home mothers, some of whom feel "penalised" for not working.

Information gathered by Travelzoo last year suggested holidays from the UK to long-haul destinations were 40% more expensive in the "peak" summer weeks, and a survey found 80% of families felt "penalised" by the prices.

He has also criticised government budgetary restraints he felt penalised the socially challenged, defended his stance against the introduction of women bishops and called for restraint in the criticism of the unpopular Blackburn Rovers manager Steve Kean, reminding people there is "a human being in the middle of all this".

However, Mr Osborne said: "For too long, we've had a system where people who did the right thing - who get up in the morning and work hard - felt penalised for it, while people who did the wrong thing got rewarded for it.

Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher agrees simulation is an issue in the game, but feels penalising players in Blatter's proposed way may not be feasible.

Labour also recognises that the young – Miss and Master Flint – feel unjustly penalised by the imprudence of their elders.

A report it co-published at the end of last year found that many Outer London commuters feel trapped and penalised by heavy transport costs or else lengthen their journey times in order to hold them down.

We feel we're being penalised for doing well in life.