Sentence examples for frequently penalised from inspiring English sources
Things went from bad to worse for the Broncos with Moore seeing red after a hit on Lancaster, but to their credit, they emerged fired up for the second half, despite being frequently penalised by the referee, George Stokes, and converted that tempo into points when Mason Caton-Brown powered over after a short pass from George Griffin on 47 minutes.
It penalises those who cannot afford to be penalised.
Since in the real world you cannot disregard the traffic code, you may be penalised $2 for every ticket you receive and $5 for any collision.These instructions are frequently used in our simulation protocols and are intended to encourage a realistic balance between secondary task engagement and driving safety (Mehler et al. 2009; Reimer et al. 2006).
Entrepreneurs feel penalised.
The wastefulness was penalised.
Private schools would not be penalised.
In other words, the unhealthy are penalised.
Certainly, drunk-drivers should be penalised severely.
Nor are they penalised for staying silent.
