Sentence examples for penalised to from inspiring English sources

Mr Spitzer noted that mutual-fund companies have been penalised to the tune of $1.65 billion so far, $250m more than investment banks settled for last April over conflicts of interest in equity research.Like the investment-bank settlement, this week's agreement is less punitive than the seven-figure sum suggests.

They say the move will ease congestion but drivers say they are being unfairly penalised to raise money.

The mathematical optimisation objective function is penalised to account for non-conservative prediction of the failure load for any test case.

But most of us do not know where we will be travelling weeks ahead and are thus "penalised to an obnoxious extent".

How dare I decide that I want to penalise them to make myself feel a little bit better?

One is whether Google has manipulated the algorithms that underpin its search engine in order to penalise links to competitors in search rankings.

On the contrary, the linear and power approaches penalised according to the percentage agreement of the initial participant set.

The models with different lead-times show the statistical variation in the model as we used penalised optimisation to obtain the parameters for these models.

If the entry was given as time in years then the Comprehensiveness component would be penalised due to lack of coverage granularity.

"We are not here to penalise players, but to encourage them to play quicker.

Indeed, these peoples could justly be penalised for failing to conform to European norms.