Sentence examples for small transgressions from inspiring English sources

In our interconnected and global scientific enterprise, even small transgressions matter.

"That essentially you can fool the conscience a little bit and make small transgressions without waking it up.

It allows residents — including, presumably, criminals — to know in almost real time about many of the large and small transgressions, crises, emergencies and downright weirdness in their neighborhoods.

His job is to struggle daily to strengthen the good and resist the evil, policing small transgressions to prevent larger ones.

Randy Cohen says that the "desperately poor, the insane" deserve "more understanding on certain small transgressions" like urinating in subway stations (The Ethicist, Dec. 26).

Britain's view is that by not leaving any room for discretion, controllers will be forced to fine even small transgressions, for example by inexperienced startups.

Stealing intellectual property is no small transgression, but neither is aggressively attempting to humiliate another person in the public eye in a desperate attempt to grab ratings to be the first to break a juicy new story.

Note the significant increase in transgressions size in Pc 3 /+ background and the reduction in trx E2 /+ background (a small transgression is indicated with an arrow in F ). Panel G shows the quantification of the transgressions size in the three genotypes, each with respect to its own control.

If power has already decided people like you are guilty, even the smallest transgressions can be disastrous.

"Time and again, we forgive prominent men — politicians, actors, singers, comedians — for their bad behavior, as though we almost expect it of them, while judging and criticizing famous women disproportionately for much smaller transgressions," Marin Cogan wrote in a Vox piece Thursday.

The smallest transgression could spark another round of punishment, until the member either shaped up or was kicked out of the church.