Sentence examples for getting harsh from inspiring English sources

And nowadays even prime credits are getting harsh judgments in the derivatives market.

I got used to sneaking into the bathroom at Walmart and trying to discretely bathe in the sinks and do my dishes whilst not calling too much attention to my appearance, which, if it were the morning after the show could mean that I had leftover clown drag on, or if I was in my carnival uniform (yes, there is a uniform, which is the first job I've ever worn one) getting harsh side eye.

If you put your jewelry on before these products, you may smudge your jewelry or end up getting harsh chemicals on your jewelry that could cause permanent damage to your jewelry.

The reviews, Trollope admits, are getting harsher.

In practice Uganda remains a fairly open society, but the authoritarian mood is getting harsher.

The rest of the rioters are getting harsher than usual sentences.

Yet for all that, it now seems Australian attitudes are getting harsher.

Imagine the desolation of the Arctic environment around it, getting harsher as winter approaches.

Even in Germany, where culture has traditionally been seen as the responsibility of the state, the climate is getting harsher.

That was harsh last May and getting harsher if opinion polls and MPs' accounts of constituency door-knocking are any guide.

But by then, the country was locked into a policy under which the mainly minority drug users arrested with small amounts of crack were getting harsher sentences than white users caught with far larger amounts of powder.