Sentence examples for penalty compared with from inspiring English sources

Women who become mothers before 33 typically suffer a 15% pay penalty compared with women without children.

At the end of 2014, 98 countries had abolished the death penalty, compared with 59 countries in 1995.

The thinktank said its research showed that workers on zero-hours contracts faced a "precarious pay penalty" compared with other workers doing similar jobs.

The bill would cut income taxes by $182 billion over 10 years for all married taxpayers, including the 25 million couples who pay a "marriage penalty" compared with single people filing separately.

Broadly speaking, that is the European view nowadays, though the abolitionist movement has grown worldwide in recent decades – 96 countries have abolished the death penalty compared with 16 barely 30 years ago.

Australia does have a higher incidence of non-standard work than most of the OECD, but unlike other nations there is almost no "wage penalty" compared with full-time permanent workers.

But those would be paltry penalties compared with the criminal charges, lawsuits and media frenzy faced by Ms. Grubman.

The proposed process has the advantage of producing power with minimum CO2 emissions and very low energy penalties compared with similar air-based combustion power plants.

The Panthers' second goal, scored by Jason Garrison with eight seconds left in the first period, came with two Devils serving roughing penalties, compared with one for Florida.

Between 2008 and 2010 78% of offenders received community-service or social-service penalties, compared with 22% of cases processed at the regular criminal courthouse.

Cape Verde missed out on qualifying on goals scored after only finding the net once in three matches, with a penalty, compared to DR Congo's two strikes.