Sentence examples for a harsh example of from inspiring English sources

The Army, waging a war in Vietnam with so many black kids, was afraid of the influence the most famous black man would have, so it tried to make a harsh example of him.

But some analysts today viewed the attacks, which killed at least 29 people, including 7 Americans and 9 of the attackers, as a harsh example of what happens when extremism in any form is allowed to run unchecked.

The Carson case is just a harsh example.

With winter food shortages looming ("We will still have sheep and potatoes" is how one Icelander put it to me) and people paying others to take on their now prohibitively-expensive car loans, Iceland has been dealt a very real and harsh example of the importance of prudence in the face of ambition and greed.

Mr. Giuliani's refusal to express sympathy to the Dorismond family at the time of the shooting in March and his attempt to discredit the victim, which shocked even Republicans, has been called the harshest example of the mayor's aggressive style.

This is a representative example of harsh conditions where LTE is expected to be used.

Wong began using her newfound celebrity to make political statements: late in 1931, for example, she wrote a harsh criticism of the Mukden Incident and Japan's subsequent invasion of Manchuria.

Sunday's execution in Park-e Honarmandan (Artists Park), near the crime scene, was part of a heavy-handed offensive by Iranian authorities, who say they are trying to prevent rising crime rates from getting out of hand by setting harsh examples.

The contract -- for $252 million over 10 years -- has drawn harsh criticism as an example of the runaway spending that is ruining the sport.

This brought harsh criticism upon IBM, a shining example of American success.

After all, the conduct is non-violent and a mere example of a somewhat harsh freedom of expression.