Sentence examples for penalty losing from inspiring English sources

All seven, Mr Spicer insists, will suffer the prescribed penalty: losing half their delegates at the convention, which is to be held, embarrassingly enough, in Florida.

The psychological preference to avoid a perceived penalty (losing a stroke relative to par) rather than go for a perceived gain (gaining a stroke) has some benefit.

"A penalty, losing the ball and an own goal.

"Penalties lose games, and that's all there is to it," Coughlin said.

Conventional clearance of import and export goods uses paper-based manual procedures, added as much as 10% to the product cost and led to delays and time penalties, lost business opportunities and reduced competitiveness.

The penalty for passing any BDS laws in Europe would now carry the penalty of losing the ability to trade with the United States.

What about the penalty for losing early-season games, as Colorado did? "That's the beauty of the B.C.S.," Walls said.

Waldorf, Stewart Cink, John Huston and 29 others faced a long flight home, the penalty for losing in the first round of match play at a tournament halfway around the world.

Ryanair faces an €8.3m (£6.5m) penalty after losing an appeal against a ruling that it breached French labour laws by employing 127 local staff on Irish contracts.

Now for the facts: The settlement makes sense for both parties, because the penalty of losing would not have been all that severe.

The penalty for losing a ball was "a hard run around the stadium".