Sentence examples for as being particularly harsh from inspiring English sources
The country's laws, though they have been changing over the past decade, are still criticized by human rights groups as being particularly harsh for women.
Gloucestershire managed to get through the morning session without losing a wicket, as veteran Marshall was particularly harsh on anything loose outside the off stump.
As a magistrate he was particularly harsh on the town leaders of Ipswich, who had organized tax protests against the dominion government, based on the claim that dominion rule without representation violated the Rights of Englishmen.
In other instances, terms judged to be particularly harsh were maintained, as not to impact on the meaning, e.g. the expression "cancer survivor", which may sound somewhat disturbing to some Italian patients.
The loss of factory jobs is particularly harsh for the state's poorer regions, such as the Inland Empire, that depend more on blue-collar jobs.
The European economic crisis has been particularly harsh on the middle-class drivers who make up the core market for Ford, as well as for other midrange European carmakers like Fiat, Renault or PSA Peugeot Citroën.
Appealing to the poor who make up his base of support, Mr. Chávez has been particularly harsh with cattlemen and owners of large estates, known as latifundios.
