Sentence examples for obvious penalty from inspiring English sources

It might have been accidental but it was an obvious penalty and Agüero scored confidently from the spot.

Chile themselves were denied an obvious penalty when Cristian Zapata hacked down Alexis with four minutes to go.

Its players looked to have an obvious penalty kick when Dempsey seemed to be clearly tripped just before halftime, but Aguilar did not call a foul.

And once again, some crucial decisions -- an apparently obvious penalty denied to Arsenal and moments later a bizarre free kick gifting Porto a goal -- led to a furor of accusation against the referee.

2.55am GMT 42 mins Big obvious penalty shot as Dempsey is tripped in the box after the keeper has flapped at a ball and missed completely, and Miller (who else?) has tripped the US captain.

To their credit they weathered the storm and when it blew itself out they could easily have had at least one more goal, Marshall denying Cissé with a point-blank save and the referee, Kevin Friend, refusing them what was an obvious penalty for handball by Andrew Taylor.

Only the most obvious penalties could be called against them, so they began to get away with more and more, until the standard of what was allowable had moved.

The trouble with all of us, he believed, is that when we were young we never knew anybody who could or would tell us any of the penalties of making it in the world on the usual terms: "I don't mean just the pretty obvious penalties, I mean the ones that are just about unnoticeable and that do really lasting damage, the kind the world doesn't even think of as damage".

The main motivation for selecting a Python-based framework was the flexibility and ease of use that the programming language offers despite its obvious performance penalty as compared to other C and C++ based simulation frameworks.

But to state the obvious, either penalty qualifies as outrageous.

Although lignin is a key polymer providing the strength necessary for the plant's ability to grow upward, a reduction in lignin content down to 64% of the wild-type level in Arabidopsis was tolerated without any obvious growth penalty.