Sentence examples for level of fine from inspiring English sources

For some who doubt whether glassmaking can rise to the level of fine art, Mr. Jojola's recent exhibition may have been a revelation.

One of the most influential postwar creative movements, pop art elevated advertising and mechanical reproduction to the level of fine art.

The magistrates decide what level of fine to hand down, according to what's known about their finances, and the nature of the offence.

And the food, if not quite on the level of fine dining, is often prepared well enough to put diners in a good mood.

If the probability of being caught or the level of fine is too low, then the expected costs might be outweighed by the benefits.

But that became increasingly controversial as the size and level of fine revenue boomed and because of the nature and scale of wrongdoing by banks.

The level of fines will be handed down later today.

Further, the level of fines is "quite difficult" for banks.

In 2009 the watchdog levied a record level of fines, but there were only four convictions.

Rather, the average level of fines has risen (see left-hand chart).

To prevent large companies refusing to take their minimum wage responsibilities seriously, the government needs to increase the level of fines against recalcitrant employers".