Sentence examples for which punished from inspiring English sources

A lot of them came off play-action rollouts, which punished the Bengals' front seven (or eight) for its aggression.

Instead of imposing "sectoral sanctions" which punished ordinary Russians, the west should consider targeting oligarchs, many of them with assets in London, and westernised Kremlin officials.

All the leaders followed the same game plan, avoiding the gnarly four-inch rough at Westchester, which punished anyone who did not drive the ball accurately.

Such charges were part of a crackdown by the Bush administration, which punished illegal immigrants by forcing them to serve out sentences before being deported.

When the Soviet Union denied visas to Jews who wanted to emigrate, Congress passed the 1974 Jackson-Vanik amendment, which punished the restrictive practice by withholding most-favored-nation trade status.

In Connecticut, officials were grappling with damage from the storm surge on Long Island Sound, which punished shore communities like East Haven and Milford, as well as rising rivers and streams inland.

And competition, which punishes laggards in the private sector, is typically absent in the public sector.

"A standard which punishes such cooperation could well be thought dangerous to national security".

One way to change that is by playing hockey, which punishes even young, healthy bodies.

0 - 15 minutes Sugar and bacteria in the mouth mix together to form an acid, which punishes tooth enamel.

Instead, it has an antiquated first-past-the-post electoral system, which punishes minority parties and usually rewards moderation.