Sentence examples for penalty of around from inspiring English sources
Comparing prices to the XF Prestige 180PS RWD model, the addition of all-wheel drive on the £36,350 Prestige 180PS AWD brings a cost penalty of around £1800. 0 0 0 0 0 0.
This is smaller than an energy penalty of around 12% for the oxy-fuel process without the recovery of heat in the hot flue gas.
SSE said it would incur a penalty charge of around £33m if it breaches the contract by closing the units.
In the first of this week's results reports from the major US banks JP Morgan admitted its full year profits last year had fallen 16% to $18bn after a year in which it had paid out penalties of around $20bn.
Today Italy pays a penalty of only around 20 basis points, even though its ratio of public debt to GDP is almost twice Germany's.
In Germany and the Netherlands, although field-mismatched workers do not face a penalty when they are matched by qualifications, workers mismatched by field face a penalty of over 12% if they are overqualified, which comes in addition to the penalty that they expect by virtue of being overqualified to begin with (around 17%).
Compared to the reference group of EU men, the ceteris paribus wage penalty of non-EU men remains at around 4%%.
A wage penalty of up to 20%, lasting for around 20 years, is common.
Yukos will then cease to be the energy giant it was before Mikhail Khodorkovsky, its founder, upset President Vladimir Putin, landing himself in jail and his firm with debts to the government in back taxes and penalties (now) of around $21 billion (some $4 billion having been paid).Will anything remain of Yukos after this dismemberment, and with it any residual value for minority investors?
We have shown with multiple cheminformatics and mass spectrometry software benchmarks that the computational penalty of using virtual machines is very low and usually around 5%to10%0%.
