Sentence examples for quite penalizing from inspiring English sources

This is quite penalizing for the DSL (Domain Specific Language) approach to model engineering.

This is quite penalizing in terms of bandwidth or throughput efficiency depending on the used multiple access technique (FDMA or TDMA).

In the coming days, Sterling will continue to be criticized, ostracized and quite possibly penalized.

Or am I bound by having given them the O.K.? ANTHONY FOWLER, MONTREAL There's something not quite right about penalizing these students for doing what you explicitly permitted them to do.

It is obvious that for several targets with a larger average size (e.g. average number of heavy atoms or molecular weight) of their datasets (e.g. HIV1PR and ERBB2), their performance after normalization was penalized quite significantly, and vice versa for targets that show a relatively small average size (e.g. PNP), their performance after normalizations has been improved (Table 3).

I feel quite certain that upon presenting the receipt the officer would have had to cease penalizing my tardiness because I would have had prima facie proof of good financial faith.

If we ignore how much more Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has contributed to the economy and the world than, for instance, me, government quite simply shouldn't be discriminating against the rich for being rich, or explicitly penalizing success.

Taxing individuals is hardly penalizing.

Penalizing inappropriate label assignments.

However, penalizing locally for jobs is bad.

Poite's decision to penalize du Plessis may not have been quite so damaging to the Springboks had the hooker not committed a second offense by elbowing New Zealand flanker Liam Messam in the throat just two minutes into the second half.