Sentence examples for are most harsh from inspiring English sources

Others pointed out that the TRIPS Agreement is not consistent with the economic and social conditions of India and its terms are most harsh on those who are in the greatest need.

Brown hair made too dark so that all the natural nuances of color are covered is the most harsh and old fashioned.

In his appeal in the Andrade case, Mr. Lockyer said the fact that California's three-strikes law "may be the most harsh amongst the states does not render it unconstitutional" because "one state has to be the most severe".

Listening to the band's two studio albums, "Unknown Pleasures" (1979) and "Closer" (1980), which will be reissued on Oct. 30 by Rhino, what's most striking is how harsh the music is.

One of the nation's most influential evangelical groups defied the harsh rhetoric of the Republican primary race on Tuesday, with a call to recognize that the demography of the Christian conservative movement is becoming more Hispanic, Trip Gabriel reports.

Like police brutality more broadly, harsh school discipline is most likely to affect students of color, particularly African Americans and Latinos.

Faced with harsh climates, the species was most likely restricted to several suitable habitats.

Most of us enthusiasts are proud that the extremes that we have known about at Death Valley are indeed the most harsh on earth".

Fuel assemblies and their components are subjected to the most harsh conditions existing in a nuclear reactor.

The first, and most harsh, is the induction phase where your carbohydrate intake has to be reduced to 20g a day.

This shift towards trying to force people into jobs – jobs that increasingly don't exist and remove them from benefits – has been associated with the most harsh, cruel and inaccurate scapegoating and stigmatising of mental health service users on benefits.