Sentence examples for exceptionally harsh from inspiring English sources

If they fall short, they face exceptionally harsh outcomes at the polls.

The reality is that this winter, as I'm sure you know, has been exceptionally harsh.

In the 1970s more oil and gas were discovered west of Shetland, beyond the North Sea, but conditions are exceptionally harsh.

But in exceptionally harsh language, the court excoriated the trial judge, prosecutors and detectives in the case, suggesting that it ought to be reopened at the state level.

The U.S. Attorney's office pursued an exceptionally harsh array of charges, carrying potentially over 30 years in prison, to punish an alleged crime that had no victims.

Early winter was exceptionally harsh, which meant that natural food was scarce and birds moved in on berries that would normally last further into winter.

The vintage varieties are too subtlety marvelous for me to admire knowingly, but the brut, but not harsh, yellow label, is exceptionally nice.

Alongside low wages, exceptionally long hours and physical abuse came harsh fines for small infringements of rules or "shoddy work".

But she contends that if the capital is moved -- given Alaska's huge size, harsh climate and wildly beautiful but exceptionally rugged terrain -- the same factors will remain a problem for many residents and legislators seeking to reach it.

A morning horseback ride provided excellent bird-watching; a lengthy, exceptionally bumpy jeep ride reminded us just how harsh and remote this terrain is even in the best of times.

The result is a silver-colored log with a reddish interior that is exceptionally durable because any splitting caused by region's harsh winters and light-saturated summers follows the twist rather than separating down the middle.