Sentence examples for fine potential from inspiring English sources

In I'm Not Really Here, the compelling recently-published autobiography by former City star Paul Lake, whose fine potential career was cut short by an injury nightmare, Lake recalls shamefully shabby treatment from City and its former chairman, Peter Swales, in the 1990s.

And also yesterday, another fine potential "in-law", Nancy Killefer, had to withdraw her candidacy to be the first chief performance officer, due to botched payroll taxes on her household help.

The normal rules of law apply, it's a fine, a potential suspension or a ban.

Barclays's £7.7m fine and potential £59m compensation bill, announced last week, for selling inappropriate products to more than 12,000 customers is just the latest in a long line of mis-selling scandals involving high street banks.

We may well be stranded on this island wielding freshly printed blue passports, and fine, the potential of a breakdown of the fragile peace deal in Ireland isn't exactly ideal.

Consequently, the fine mapping potential of our subtropical maize panel should not be ignored.

And any violation of that prohibition exposes the public official to fines and potential criminal sanctions.

Citigroup and J. P. Morgan Chase each set aside about $900 million to cover fines or potential liability from shareholder suits.

Those were among the fines and potential penalties that Judge Burman said rose to the level of persecution.

Still, he continued, a court could theoretically enjoin the organizers of the sickouts to halt, levying civil penalties that range from fines to potential incarceration.

Responding to complaints from residents, the city has told Mr. Nimmons he is violating an ordinance that bars commercial roof signs, and has served him with a notice of public nuisance with the threat of fines and potential misdemeanor charges.