Sentence examples for number of transgressions from inspiring English sources

"This is a large number of transgressions, and this is illegal," he said.

The Biloxi cameras, 800 or so in all, act as silent witnesses to any number of transgressions, including spitballs, theft, vandalism and bullying.

After a previous detention in 2006, Mr. Gao was allowed to return home after publicly confessing to a number of transgressions.

In contrast, Cannon Hill was characterised with a low number of transgressions representing only 11.6%% of all transgressions.

The large number of transgressions from either side of the crossing could be associated with catching the City Train service (i.e. if crossing behind a stopped train).

The number of transgressions was significantly different according to the train's position in interaction with: moment of crossing, time of the day and crossing trajectory.

Critics of Comcast have argued that a number of corporate transgressions over the years means the company should be subject to the same scrutiny as Murdoch's Fox.

Rolf Lislevand, a Norwegian lutenist who has performed with Jordi Savall's various ensembles (including Hespérion XX, Capella Reial de Catalunya and Concert des Nations), catalogs a number of these transgressions in his notes for the disc (called "Intavolatura").

The reviled and remorseless Beckett has never been forgiven for a number of supposed transgressions, ranging from eating chicken and drinking beer in the clubhouse during last September's collapse to playing golf in May on a day off when he had just been scratched from the rotation because of an injury.

Morning and afternoon peak hours are associated with an increased number of pedestrian transgressions [14].

In the sober days you've committed a number of inexcusable transgressions; however, through diplomatic AIM exchanges preceded by heated hate fueled emails we were able to calm the storm--but we don't get the chance to make the resolve while looking into each other's biological eyes.