Sentence examples for punishments much from inspiring English sources

It's easy to get really frustrated and take it out of your kids, making punishments much harsher than is perhaps appropriate.

In effect, the two sides appear to be seeking leverage through the news media, with baseball presumably hoping that the way its position is portrayed in various news reports will persuade Rodriguez and his team of advisers to accept a substantial punishment — much larger than the 65-game ban that Ryan Braun recently agreed to as part of the same investigation that has ensnared Rodriguez.

Ashley could also simply loan the club more money, secured against the assets, or buy the shares and take the SFA's punishment, much of which, by necessity, would fall on the club itself.

And while the rewards are great, the punishments are much lighter than for drug smuggling.

She doesn't need punishment so much as salvation.

Barbara's tastes in punishment were much more ingenious.

This punishment is much better than Eddie, whose caddishness is the movie's authentic and unexamined subject, deserves.

In separate work, equally unpalatable to many people, Mr Levitt shows that juveniles respond to the disincentive effects of punishment in much the same way that adults do.

Mr. D'Alamberte permitted Mr. Warrick to rejoin the football team before doing the community service, reasoning that the punishment was much less severe than jail time.

Corporal punishment "very much existed," he said approvingly, before complaining that schools in Karachi no longer require students to wear neatly pressed handkerchiefs in their uniform pockets.

In Latin America, young military officers need only look to Argentina and Chile, where 81 and 66 individuals, respectively, have been convicted for crimes during previous dictatorships, to absorb the lesson that the possibility of punishment is much greater than it was in the past.