Sentence examples for are harsh enough from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr Erdogan's critics insist that Turkey's laws are harsh enough.

The N.F.L. playoffs are harsh enough without giving an opponent the added incentive of stopping an unbeaten season.

"I don't think they are harsh enough," said David Hendler, an analyst at CreditSights, who said the dire projection was itself too optimistic about the growth that would be generated from President Obama's stimulus program.

I own that authentic part of myself, and none of those words are harsh enough to make me believe them...

These consequences are harsh enough, but the rule the company and the government want the Court to adopt has even more far-reaching implications: It would give companies carte blanche to impose uncompensated pre- and post-shift duties on any worker paid by the hour, so long as the activities didn't meet the "integral and indispensable" standard.

Others questioned whether the sentence was harsh enough.

The toll of the N.B.A. season is not quite that harsh, but it is harsh enough.

But the Han frustration with him is based on criticism that he has not been harsh enough with the Uighurs.

For many here, the depiction of the actions of the German authorities reflected in the 1972 documents that Israel did allow to be published was harsh enough.

And unlike in New York City, more residents, 32%, believe the police have not been harsh enough, against 24% who believe the police have been too harsh.

The criticism of Mr. Gore has been harsh enough that President Clinton was asked about it today and offered a spirited defense of his vice president.