Sentence examples for may penalize from inspiring English sources

Within the context of 5-axis High-Speed Machining, oscillatory trajectories may penalize process efficiency.

For policymakers, the findings suggest that eliminating Affirmative Action may penalize White students more than any other racial or ethnic group.

If the company fails to meet certain benchmarks, the F.C.C. may penalize the company by the requiring payments to the United States Treasury of up to $750 million.

A judge in Brooklyn may penalize the law firm Pressler & Pressler for dragging the wrong man into court over a credit card debt.

The important question is whether consistent with the applicable federal statutes a union may penalize one of its members for seeking the aid of the Board without exhausting all internal union remedies.

HOLLYWOOD: OSCAR GETS TOUGH -- For the first time, expulsion or suspension may penalize members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science who violate its new rules against aggressive Oscar campaigns.

If you have more/less sideboard cards than 15, you may be penalized, which may cause forfeit in tournaments.

The government may not "penalize private speech merely because it disapproves of the message it conveys," the court found.

A stock price that declines because of disappointing performance in other parts of the company may unfairly penalize the executives of the operating units that are doing exceptionally well.

Even though the definition of quality layers is a sound mechanism of JPEG2000, their practical use must take into account that codestreams containing an inadequate layer allocation may greatly penalize the coding performance.

The common approach to truncate layers is to keep the initial prefix of the to-be-truncated layer, which may greatly penalize the quality of decoded images, especially when the layer allocation is inadequate.