Sentence examples for smallest transgression from inspiring English sources

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

At least since the 1990s, our system has been tightened, particularly for the unemployed, with ever-more hoops to jump through, and compliance rules and penalties for the smallest transgression.

The same was not true for the center's dog packs; for even the smallest transgression, a higher ranked dog "may react aggressively" toward one that is subordinate.

Even the smallest transgressions can blow up into epic (and costly) public relations nightmares.

Spelling out consequences that cannot be blocked even for the smallest transgressions will be important in this regard.

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

This is a relatively small transgression in a campaign that has involved groundbreaking appeals to ethnic and religious resentment.

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.

It was a small transgression, it may have been little more than a discourtesy—I'm not sure but like Beau my dad had a bit of a reputation for being the kind of agent you didn't want to hear from if he was angry, so, uh, the folks at BMW probably weren't thrilled to be dealing with him.

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.

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