Sentence examples for harder measures from inspiring English sources

In a society where anti-Islamic sentiment and isolation were tolerated "naturally on the margins of society, there will be crazy people who feel legitimized in taking harder measures," he said.

(Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll) Patient reported outcomes (PROs) are widely used in clinical trials to incorporate patients' perspectives, and as adjuncts to "harder" measures of morbidity and mortality [ 1].

Thus, the advantage of using a harder measure of physical activity may be outweighed by a loss of data over time.

"What hard measures?" he said.

Hard times have brought hard measures.

That is one of the reasons I wrote "Hard Measures".

"I'm furious that the Dutch government is incapable of taking hard measures.

"The government has taken hard measures to reinstate security and stability.

Greece has to accept "hard measures" for the three years specified in the I.M.F.

Once order is dissolved, it takes hard measures to restore it.

But, without economic growth, the political will to take hard measures at the national level is unlikely to be forthcoming.