Sentence examples for of being penalized from inspiring English sources

Now, Quinn's players are afraid to hit Brodeur for fear of being penalized.

What shocked me, though, was that the likelihood of being penalized for misusing a captive was not great.

Part of the problem, he argued, is a tradition of inertia, begun during Saddam's dictatorship, in which officials live in fear of being penalized for taking initiative.

Women's rights advocates said that because Afghan policewomen were afraid of being penalized for revealing the problem, it was extremely difficult to get them to talk about abuse.

For engineering firms and public agencies, there is now a healthy "fear of being penalized," said Mel Levy, a former chief tunnel engineer at New York City Transit.

Yes, most gays are opposed to the idea that religious organizations could openly treat same-sex couples and opposite-sex couples differently, without fear of being penalized by the government.

Bob Ratliffe, the team's executive director, said, "This is a stunning indictment of honesty, to be penalized for telling the truth".

BNA says that BBSRC's reprioritization smacks of a desperate measure to balance the books, and that the field of neuroscience is being penalized for being successful.

"It feels like we're being penalized because of our beliefs or because of the way our bodies work".

They killed off two penalties that overlapped by 68 seconds in the second, and their best chance to rally came at 13 minutes 43 seconds of the third when Steve Yzerman of Canada was penalized with Canada ahead, 3-2.

The out-of-plane thickness is penalized so that the optimizer is capable of removing bars during the optimization.