Sentence examples for be severe on from inspiring English sources

The pressure can be severe on Japanese athletes.

But the impact will be severe on the budgets of the president elected that year.

The referees are responding to explicit instruction, from FIFA's medical officer, Michel D'Hooghe, to be severe on dangerous foul play.

The move raised concerns that the impact of Wall Street's turmoil will be severe on business profits and the wider economy.

And the evidence is here in the letters that he often did good by stealth, though he could be severe on anyone who tried to take advantage of his good nature.There is, however, a serious question about how, and especially how much of his own stuff was "frightfully good".

Impacts of climate change tend to be severe on people relying on rain-fed agriculture for a living (Gentle and Maraseni 2012).

In 2008, the disease was severe on many of the region's farms.

There was a lot of snobbery around, and Foster is severe on it.

But the toll has been severe on the series, if not the characters.

Tensions between armed crowds and government authorities were severe on the prairies and rolling hills of Illinois.

In its first inspection in June this year, Ofsted inspectors were severe on the primary school's leadership, saying its leaders "believe the school is far better than it is".