Fine in a sentence

Continued breach can lead to imprisonment of up to three months, a fine of $500,000, or both a fine and prison time.

Markets were fine with yesterday’s rate hike, until they read the fine print…Has the Fed already tightened too much?

This is the second-largest fine the EC has ever imposed, trailing only a €4.3 billion fine—also levied on Google.

Illegal operators face a fine of up to ¥1 million if caught, whereas the previous fine was not more than ¥30,000.

Previously, the punishment was typically a fine of $1,000 and eight demerit points, with maximum fine of $5,000.

How does a person go from feeling fine to assuming death is nigh, then back to feeling fine again in a matter of hours?

Lue’s fine came one day after the NBA imposed a $75,000 fine on the Clippers’ P.J. Tucker for his public trade demands.

No fine for minor traffic offence should attract the penalty of a fine higher than Five Thousand Naira (N5000).

Young is fine with that, but he’s got Maclin’s back if Alexander brings help, which seems fine with Maclin.

I mean, in it, if you were a white male at the Pentagon you did fine, but often enough if you were not you didn’t do as fine.

It’s been a fine season for the 25-year-old whose fine form has earned him a call-up to the Super Eagles.

The opening statements of the congressmen were impressive, a fine display of public oratory, as fine as I have ever witnessed.

Fine, fine work by Alcaraz though, drop-shotting Djokovic and raising a fist in the air in celebration.

Chetan Dave, 53, Thomaston, OUI, dismissed; failure to stop and provide information, $250 fine; driving to endanger, $575 fine.

There are many fine people in country, like there are many fine people in every country,” he continued.

Fine tuning refers to the exquisitely fine calibrating of about three dozen physical constants that are necessary to support life.

Hence, the fine has been increased from Rs 200. The fine will be imposed on those not fully covering their noses and mouths with masks.

Protest is fine and Extinction Rebellion have done a fine job so far of highlighting the issue.

Separately, a spokesperson for Fine Gael told : “Fine Gael wholly condemns of any form of political violence, hate speech or hate crime.

Parking enforcement company VCS offered him a £40 discount on the fine if paid promptly, but he said he refused to just accept the fine.