Sentence examples for harsh analysis from inspiring English sources
This might seem a harsh analysis.
This harsh analysis applies to some extent to non-Jews all over the European continent.
Their harsh analysis proved much more useful to investors than the uncritical reviews published by their Japanese counterparts.
Desire Under the Elms (1924) presents a harsh analysis of decadence in the sexual and avaricious intrigues of a New England farmer's family, unrelieved by manifestations of the transcendent human spirit.
No fear of criticism or ostracism deterred Lessing from insisting on a woman's equal right to a good time in bed, and from making a harsh analysis of the economic realities of sexual capital and the inadequacy of male assumptions of superiority.
However, as Wales' form and predicament is discussed while Howley's coaching and selection come under harsh analysis, the former Wales and British and Irish Lions scrum-half emphasised the players at his disposal are 'on message' with the management's demands.
And not only does he mostly refrain from commenting upon living rivals – "speaking ill exclusively of the dead seems to me the gentlemanly thing to do" – his harshest analysis is reserved for his own work.
Yet even as the light on officiating gets harsher, an analysis of all N.C.A.A. tournament games last year found that officials made the right call 94.75 percent of the time when they blew their whistles, Collins said.
The report, a harsh self-analysis compiled by Latin Americans, says that the region, which has succeeded in freeing itself from a long history of military coups and dictatorships, is facing a new challenge to democratic rule because of popular disenchantment with its elected governments.
The new analysis, "Harsher Penalties" examined the lowest possible fines (with no added surcharges) based on three common offenses: speeding, using a mobile phone while driving, and running a red light.
There is increasing interest in miniaturized systems for chemical analysis in harsh environments.
