Sentence examples for fine potentially from inspiring English sources

There remains the potential for the Football League to impose a considerable fine, potentially in excess of £50m, for breaches of financial fair play regulations held over from their promotion season.

9.34pm BST 39th over: England 197-6 (Bopara 62, Buttler 42) Fine, potentially decisive, over from Faulkner, that.

Preliminary results indicate the coatings can do the job just fine, potentially saving the airline industry a bundle in cumulative fuel costs.

The potential for criminal penalties could send costs still higher, with fines potentially reaching $40 billion, Professor Uhlmann said.

Passed by the General Assembly in March, the bill would deposit the offenders' fines, potentially millions of dollars, in a newly created Domestic Violence Victims Fund.

The levying of the fines, potentially totaling more than $18 million a year but unlikely to be paid, added tension to Russian-American relations, which have become strained over the past year.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Wednesday announced a new ordinance that was drastically increase the fines potentially facing protesters of the NATO and G8 summits the city will host in May of next year.

Though the situation was absurd, her license and a large fine were potentially at stake.

The recount is a fine and potentially even worthwhile sideshow to build that resistance against Trump, but only that.

Next year is going to be a tough year for QPR, whatever happens over the huge fine they potentially face for breaking the Football League's Financial Fair Play rules the last time they were in the Championship.

Registering to vote and going to the polls are legal duties in Australia for citizens aged 18 and over, and failing to do so can result in a fine and potentially a day in court.