Sentence examples for harsh because of from inspiring English sources

But this one has been particularly harsh because of a phenomenon known as dzud, which occurs when deep snows and bitter cold are preceded by dry summers that limit grazing.

The law was particularly harsh because of it's halting of some adoptions where orphans had already met their prospective parents.

Turkish authorities have vowed to crush domestic terrorist networks, but outsiders worry that the government's efforts will be too timid because of a shared religious ideology -- or too harsh because of pressure to crack down from the powerful armed forces.

THE winter of 1918 was particularly harsh because a pandemic of influenza was swirling around the globe.

But it was dealt a harsh blow because of the Palestinian insistence.

Ms. Otersen said the hospital imposed excessively harsh sanctions because of Mr. Clooney's fame.

All of these nitride-based devices are able to operate in a harsh environment because of their toughness.

He said Mr. Lindh had received especially harsh treatment because of the timing of his capture, which occurred within three months of the Sept. 11 attacks.

A1 SINGLED OUT -- Many African-American Muslims are finding themselves singled out for glares and harsh words because of their faith.

The findings revealed that the laser treated and sol gel coated alumina surfaces provide superior surface characteristics in the harsh environments because of weak adhesion between the mud formed from the dust particles and the coating surface.

Solid-state 13C NMR spectroscopy was applied to distinguish between chemical oxidation resistant elemental C (COREC) of pyrogenic organic carbon (PyOC) and lipid components surviving the harsh treatment because of their hydrophobic properties.