Sentence examples for becomes too harsh from inspiring English sources
Above a critical level, which may vary between slopes on the same mountain and which is much higher on mountains at lower latitude, the climate becomes too harsh to permit tree growth; beyond that level grows alpine vegetation, dominated by herbaceous plants, such as grasses and forbs, or by low shrubs.
If the environment becomes too harsh, algal cells may down-regulate their growth and repair cellular damages (Park et al., 2006; Rioboo et al., 2009), growth resumes when the environmental conditions become favorable.
Your skin tone changes and lightens as you get older, and suddenly your former hair color becomes too harsh for you complexion.
Typically, the tumor microenvironment becomes too harsh (due to low pO2 and pH) to support dense cellular populations within about 150 µm of the blood vessels (Fig. 1).
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We couldn't be sure if John was in pain or not, but we gave him some when his breathing became too harsh for us to stand.
This did most danger to "Concerto Barocco," especially in an impatient slow movement, in which Wendy Whelan's austerity in the central role became too harsh.
"The drought has become too harsh," said Atiir Lokwawi, a 42-year-old mother who lives in the village of Kalokutanyang, in Kenya's Turkana County.
Billy said that we'd become "too political" and "too harsh".
If allowed to become too cold, they can turn one-dimensional and harsh.
