Sentence examples for ever more harshly from inspiring English sources

The sun beats down ever more harshly as summer approaches, raising noontime temperatures above 130 degrees.

AS PROTESTS continue for a seventh week and the government acts ever more harshly in its efforts to suppress them, two new features of the upheaval have emerged.

With Thailand approaching a highly sensitive royal transition upon the death of the ailing 88-year-old King Bhumibol Adulyadej, critics of the monarchy are being dealt with ever more harshly.

As life grew harder – with food, land and the school curriculum taken over by the Communist party and the zone's borders ever more harshly policed – Hanna became increasingly unhappy.

Other offenders against censorship were dealt with even more harshly.

A third novel, "A Cry of Children," was assailed even more harshly than "Lucifer".

Sometimes the argument applies even more harshly to gold.

Meanwhile, the NHS is now squeezed more harshly than ever in its history.

Now that the emptiness of that mission has been exposed more harshly than ever, the argument between the civilian and military wings of the US government is over: there is no alternative to a managed exit.

The cost of gas has simply focused the spotlight more harshly than ever on the need for alternatives to driving and flying, especially distances of 300 to 600 miles where flying, once simply foolish, is now prohibitively expensive.

Will anyone ever write about Padma Lakshmi more harshly than the man who fell in love with her in 1999, Salman Rushdie? "Everything is copy" is the aphorism generally employed by professional writers attempting, less successfully than its principal advocate, the great Nora Ephron, to transform painful experiences into something with artistic merit.