Sentence examples for of such fines from inspiring English sources

The enforcement of such fines is also problematic.

The prospect of such fines and of damage to public confidence is the motivation behind the airlines' widespread flight cancellations, industry experts said Wednesday.

The prevalence of such fines and fees — and subsequent jail stints for lack of payment — has been the source of frustration among the unemployed and the working poor, including in Ferguson, Mo., where protests broke out after the death of Michael Brown in a police shooting in 2014.

Lynch said that the $2.5 billion that her department levied against the four banks in the antitrust case was the largest set of such fines ever.

"They're just made out of such fine material," she said.

Craftsmen produced elaborately ornamented blades and fashioned handles of such fine materials as gold, silver, ivory, ebony, agate, amber, and marble.

Because it's a matter of such fine distinctions, virility has turned out to be most easily learned in environments of total surveillance — in a barracks, for example, where boys and men might observe one another at all times.

Indeed, Cantet, the director of such fine films as Time Out and Human Resources, writes in the production notes: "You do not have poor victims on the one hand, and the bastards who manipulate them on the other".

Weisgarber, who is competing with writers including Toni Morrison, Marilynne Robinson and Kamila Shamsie for the overall Orange prize, said it was "an honour to be in the company of such fine novels and novelists".

Earlier onstage, Ms. Couric had made the audience laugh — and the athletes blush — when she flirtatiously said, "It is so great to be here tonight in a room of such fine physical specimens.

Although there was a great deal of such fine programming during this period, it should be remembered that it was not the norm: much of what was on television was of average quality at best, and some of it was bad by nearly any standard.