Sentence examples for very penalized from inspiring English sources

Also being an entrepreneur is socially very penalized, which is not the case, for example in United States culture.

I must say that in my direct contact with FAO in this respect, I have found that those who are involved in the emergency activities are very much penalized by being in a more sedate environment, a long-term normative.

We have three long days ahead of us on a very interesting, penalizing golf course.

O.K. Voters very seldom penalize politicians for sexual misbehavior — unless it's of a type that suggests the pol in question is a little... off.

As a result, you will often be charged for wanting baggage beyond carry-on luggage, and you'll be penalized very heavily for excess baggage.

In 2009, the judge held up the S.E.C.'s settlement with Bank of America over misleading disclosures by the bank in soliciting proxies for its takeover of Merrill Lynch, rejecting a civil penalty that effectively penalized the very shareholders who were misled.

Because this risk is high in genome-wide scans, these studies will be heavily penalized via very small threshold p-values.

Note that minimizing ∑ r u − 1 penalizes very low throughputs.

A very high F penalizes the efficiency of the scheduling algorithm to serve users in the fading tops.

The system remains very traditional and penalizes the poor and marginalized," says Pierre Poupard, UNICEF Representative in Romania.

"It's very upsetting that he was penalized for that".