Sentence examples for penalty costing from inspiring English sources

It was overshadowed still more by Dustin Johnson's unfortunate stumble when, unable to distinguish between a bunker at Whistling Straits and the general, lunarlike wasteland surrounding so many holes there, he grounded his club and incurred a two-stroke penalty, costing him a share of the lead.

But the undisputed hero and villain of the piece was Hull City goalkeeper Ian McKechnie, who notched up the dubious distinction of becoming the first British goalkeeper to let in, save and miss penalties in one shootout, with his failure from the spot with Hull's final penalty costing his side a place in the final.

The penalty cost him a sixth world title.

Our comprehensive analysis revealed that the death penalty costs California taxpayers more than $137 million each and every year.

The penalty cost him the biggest pot won by a jockey riding in the UK.

In Wade's final race, he nicked one of those gates; the 2-second penalty cost him a trip to London.

The intermittent nature of wind power may result in significant imbalance penalty costs for the SDC participated in the DA energy market.

One well-respected study found that the death penalty costs California taxpayers $184 million a year in court and security expenses.

We also know that the death penalty costs more than life in prison because of the cost of the trial and the lengthy, yet necessary appeals process.

And we know from empirical research that the death penalty costs vastly more than the alternative of life without parole -- $184 million every year.

The penalty cost the Golden Bears 15 yards, and Anderson knocked in his second field goal of the game two plays later. .