Sentence examples for penalties generated from inspiring English sources

When borrowers tried to reduce their mortgage debt, Countrywide cashed in: prepayment penalties generated significant revenue for the company — $268 million last year, up from $212 million in 2005.

At the same time, it could be self-supporting, as the tax revenues and legal penalties generated by this kind of platform could be used to fund affordable housing – and, in the process, attack the underlying problem that is making Airbnb (arguably) untenable.

The latter includes the operation costs for workstations as well as penalty costs generated by the cycle time constraint violations.

The line cost includes the investment and operation costs for workstations as well as penalty costs generated by the cycle time constraints violations.

And in those countries that successfully charge for rubbish, retailers and manufacturers face stiffer penalties for generating the waste in the first place.

State officials hoped the penalty would generate a little revenue, but recognized it was not likely to prompt employers to start offering coverage.

But even in the United States, where no such penalty exists, generating electricity from wind turbines, which draw on local resources, may be cheaper than importing coal in some places.

The penalty for generating this alternative model is that the biological detail is presented more crudely than in the more detailed epidemiological approaches.

ThreaDom combined the consensus of template alignments and gap penalty scores, which generated a domain prediction as (1 113) (114 178) and (1 75) (76–150) for the two targets; these correspond to NDO-scores of 0.889 and 0.907, respectively.

Another $500m or so has been generated in penalties.

(NOTE: The amount of money generated by penalty fees like late charges and exceeding credit limits had increased by about $1 billion annually in recent years, and should top $20 billion this year).