Sentence examples for harsh compared from inspiring English sources
The Arkansas panel's recommendation surprised some legal experts, who said it seemed harsh compared with similar cases in the state.
Rigoberto Diaz Jr., 41, a banker here who also supports statehood, said he found the sentences too harsh compared with those for crimes like murder, and attributed the punishment to prejudice against Puerto Ricans in the states.
Bebbington said Australia's proposal on student loans seemed "unduly harsh" compared with a British measure not to trigger higher interest until a student was in the workforce and had some capacity to repay.
Before Robinson died of asthma at 46, he spent time at the art colony in Cos Cob — although he found the light in Connecticut harsh compared to what he had experienced in France.
The former professional cyclist also used the second interview to suggest that a lifetime ban from competitive sport was "a death penalty" and too harsh compared with the six-month bans meted out to 11 colleagues who got reduced bans for testifying against him.
Assessment of bonded FRP durability by means of accelerated conditioning is sometimes thought to be too harsh compared to ambient environmental conditions; consequently, this may result in underestimate of the actual durability.
Ironically that bowler, Ajit Agarkar is sitting in the Sky Sports studio!" Oh man, that is harsh, comparing Anderson with Agarkar.
He said the whole life sentence was unduly harsh, comparing it to that of Pavlo Lapshyn, a white supremacist terrorist who was jailed for 40 years for killing a Muslim man and planning to bomb three mosques.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg wowed an audience at Beijing's Tsinghua University by calmly chatting his way through a 30-minute interview in Mandarin, but the internet has been a bit harsher comparing him to "an articulate 7-year-old with a mouth full of marbles".
The inverse relationship between plant invasion and harshness could be driven by greater propagule limitation at harsh sites compared with more moderate sites.
Duffy's 18 weeks for extreme drive-by nastiness is certainly harsh when compared with more privileged trolls, for whom re-education or a period of disgrace are considered ample.
