Sentence examples for continue to be harsh from inspiring English sources
As Bill says, in the near future, feeling safer in a crowd, more firms could conceivably follow the examples of GE, Pfizer, et al., and the market value consequences for these firms will continue to be harsh.
The German debate over Greece continues to be harsh and the government appears divided, with skepticism that Mr. Samaras's plan would not mean extra costs for Germany.
If you had, you would know that since I took over as editor, less than three months ago, we have continued to be harsh on the government when we felt it was deserved.
Excessive force was seen to be used by police forces, security forces were able to act with impunity, mob violence was occasionally seen, and prison conditions continued to be harsh and sometimes life-threatening.
But groups working with undocumented immigrants warn that children continue to be subjected to harsh conditions in the "ice boxes" in border stations.
The report, entitled "Conditionally yours: An analysis of the policy conditions attached to IMF loans", has examined such conditions and concluded that their number is rising and that "they continue to be linked to harsh austerity measures and interfere in sensitive policy areas".
Journalists still need to work hard to provide coherent and contextualised reporting to explain the alarming headlines that continue to be generated from the harsh and contested soil of the Holy Land.
Although scripts continue to be monitored, censorship is much less harsh than it was in earlier years of the communist regime.
"Harsh words have been spoken and will continue to be spoken for the next five or six days until we can put it right against Peterborough," he said.
His role on the show has continued to be one of a harsh critic, telling winners that their performances didn't quite measure up to expectations and pushing them to level up if given a chance to return.
Despite the progress, the country continues to be one of the harshest places for a child to grow up.
