Sentence examples for draconian of from inspiring English sources

Even assuming the most draconian of digital locks and chains, copying is unstoppable.

And only where adoption is regarded as the most draconian of measures can we ensure it really works.

"This is the most draconian of the Burmese military regime's laws, which allows for detention without access to family or lawyers for 180 days at a time up to a total of 5 years, with no prospect of appeal," Mr. O'Brien said.

"New and unforeseen strains on consumer liquidity will push more consumers into precarious credit positions and cause consumer credit losses to be far worse than what is currently estimated, even by the most draconian of investors," Whitney says.

The most draconian of all, but the ONLY other way to wipe out medical bills and stop the bill collector.

Under Turkey's draconian state-of-emergency rule, suspects could be detained up to 30 days without any charges.

Consequently he spent Christmas alone and depressed, worried about the draconian methods of some of his fellow conservatives and the renewed march of liberalism.

Bernard's sentence is a prime example of the draconian nature of the marijuana laws in many states across the country.

Cricket has plenty of form for the draconian treatment of recreational drug users.

The elder Haqqani was not supportive of Mullah Omar's draconian view of Afghan culture.

Aceh, located on the northern tip of the island of Sumatra, is known for its draconian system of Sharia law.