Sentence examples for punishing down from inspiring English sources

But it might mean that a major disruption of Middle East oil might be less punishing down the road.

Another reason is that you get punished down low.

Further, few things are more damaging to a management team and board's collective psyche than a punishing down-round on valuation.

Mrs May said those responsible would be punished, while Downing Street said she had the "full confidence" of Prime Minister David Cameron.

LIVING on a steep hill, cycling can be hugely exhilarating on the way down, but punishing beyond belief on the way up.

(All ages) Aben, the grouchiest elf, is punished for sneaking down a chimney one Christmas Eve when Santa and the sleigh leave without him.

James Ward-Prowse is booked for a foul on Raheem Sterling and referee Roger East quickly has his yellow card out of his pocket again as City centre-back Martin Demechelis is punished for bringing down Shane Long.

So we congratulate Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for finally shutting down this facility, which simply warehoused more than 1,000 men on any given night, seemingly punishing them for being down on their luck or for struggling with the challenges of mental health or other disabilities.

She looked very impressive in the process, shutting Esparza's wrestling down and punishing her with elbows and knees.

Webber, Bernhard and Hartley responded as might have been expected, putting the hammer down and punishing their main rivals Audi.

If the U.S. and others in the international community were really committed to tracking down and punishing war criminals, Bosco could be captured tomorrow.