Sentence examples similar to suffer a point deduction from inspiring English sources

Collazo, somehow, escaped a point deduction but lost the round – and the fight – anyway.

They were handed a point deduction as a result, starting the season on minus four points.

But an illegal knee to Dwyer's head resulted in a point deduction from referee Herb Dean.

The last thing we want is to have a points deduction.

Coventry suffered a ten-point deduction last season, destroying any hopes of reaching the League One play-offs.

Much like Blackpool, the Quakers began 2009-10 unsure about the season ahead after a summer spent building a team from scratch – the previous season they had finished 12th, and would have been in the play-offs had they not suffered a 10-point deduction for entering administration, but raft of players had departed.

Dunfermline suffered a 15-point deduction after entering administration.

The gap might have been greater but Arsenal suffered a two-point deduction after an on-field brawl with Manchester United.

The club currently sit rock-bottom of League One having suffered a 10-point deduction for the second successive season, after a subsidiary of the club was left on the brink of liquidation the day before the season began.

Instead, it tells users that "illegal" should describe only an action, such as living in or immigrating to a country illegally.' If you use the above terms in your writing, your grade will suffer a deduction of one point per incident.

They have had it tough, starting the season with a points deduction after they breached the salary cap last season, before their head coach Geoff Cook suffered a serious, near fatal, heart attack in June.