Sentence examples for most penalized from inspiring English sources

Early in the season, Clark, a member of the National Hockey League's most penalized team, attacked Fetisov with several punches.

This year's Alabama squad is the most penalized in the Saban era, averaging 6.67 penalties per game.

The Rangers came into last night's game as the most penalized of the 30 teams in the National Hockey League, averaging 19.1 penalty minutes a game.

At the same time, the nature of competition has changed, placing a premium on investment in increasingly complex and intangible forms the kinds of investment most penalized by the U.S. system.

But the measures "seem clearly unfair from a scientific perspective," he says, "as the centers and groups that will be most penalized are those that have been most competitive in getting external funds to contract people".

The Panthers were probably the county's most penalized team last year.

The decision makes Side by Side one of the most harshly penalized nonprofits under the foreign-agents law, which requires N.G.O.s receiving international funding to formally identify themselves as something akin to spies.

When the second penalty was up, the player penalized second would return, but the other replacement would have to depart, and the most recently penalized Ranger would finally start serving his time.

If you are the captain of a pirate ship, you cannot complain too much about lawless behavior -- and Texas Tech is one of the most heavily penalized teams in college football -- but still it's painful to watch a crew member drop treasure overboard.

As demonstrated by TRACE's heat map, bribes to Chinese public officials were the most likely penalized.

Lab contractor LANS was most notably penalized after a drum of radioactive waste improperly packed with a combustible mix at Los Alamos in 2014 leaked and shut down the nation's nuclear waste storage facility, the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant at Carlsbad.