Sentence examples for comparably harsh from inspiring English sources
Alternatively, but mutually not exclusively the comparably harsh treatment of samples prior to RNA FISH, which included denaturation steps to resolve secondary structures of TR, could have affected the morphology of sub-nuclear domains.
A 2005 report by the criminal justice think-tank The Sentencing Project, found that Black defendants are afforded less legal assistance and considerably harsher sentences than "comparably situated" white defendants.
He struggled to compare the odor to something comparably offensive.
Democrats had a lot of harsh things to say about former President George W. Bush — but you'll search in vain for anything comparably menacing, anything that even hinted at an appeal to violence, from members of Congress, let alone senior party officials.
Birdlife is comparably diverse.
All were comparably priced, between $15 and $23.
Each of these worldviews is comparably idealistic.
(He added that Democrats are comparably rigid).
"The musicians are comparably coy or arrogant.
