Sentence examples for especially harsh for from inspiring English sources

The sentences were especially harsh for Russia, where rights groups complain that violence against non-Slavs goes largely unpunished.

African Americans languished below white Americans in every measure of economic success and the Depression was especially harsh for those at the lowest rung of poverty.

A combination of factors makes this year especially harsh for North Koreans, whose isolationist government asked for foreign aid in the 1990s only after a famine killed more than one million people of an estimated population of 23 million.

The conflict between professional advancement and parenthood is especially harsh for women in fields that consider a postdoc de rigueur because of the additional years before one can even apply for a faculty post.

The new economy has been especially harsh for the bottom two-thirds of Americans.

This "lonely ramp," is especially harsh for women writers, artists, as to not sacrifice some of your art for motherhood is often unheard of.

This is an especially harsh reality for LGBT kids and teens, who often hide their sexuality for fear of bullying.

What it has done is forcibly separate hundreds of thousands of families — an especially harsh fate for children or elderly parents left behind in America.

For conservatives to reject a Mormon because he is a Mormon would be an especially harsh setback for a faith that has accomplished such extraordinary public success in overcoming a history of painful discrimination.

Even considering longstanding tensions between the department and the city's black community, McCarthy faced especially harsh criticism for his handling of the killing.

Brown has especially harsh words for married dad-bod guys, whose wives typically are subjected to more body shaming than their husbands are.