Sentence examples for harsh cost from inspiring English sources

In short order, students would be handcuffed and humiliated, parents mortified and lessons learned at a harsh cost.

As we now know, this "convenience" comes with a harsh cost.

Chalco's near-term outlook is uncertain, as supportive government actions counter a harsh cost and demand environment.

Local politicians said there was evidence that significant numbers of Conservatives had voted for the Liberal Democrats' candidate as a way of bolstering the Liberal Democrats' resolve to remain in the governing coalition with the Conservatives despite public discontent with the government's harsh cost-cutting measures.

Ten years later what looks inclusive are the harsh costs of the financial crisis with unemployment, foreclosures and a sharp economic slowdown spreading across the world.

Last but not least, all this free-flowing capital has prompted bubbles — in housing, finance and other areas — that add volatility to national economies and impose harsh costs, particularly on the poor and middle classes.

The Ryan budget, however, tackles a broad array of domestic social spending, and in slicing Medicare and Medicaid, Ryan's plan imposes harsh costs on a very large proportion of white voters.

The evidence is of some harsh cost-cutting, and that is unlikely to stop - particularly in UK waters, where costs looked like they were getting out of control.

Page B11 A Sooner From Detroit B12 Business MADOFF'S EXPENSIVE GIFTS Bring About a Harsher Cost Bernard L. Madoff, the financier accused of running a $50 billion Ponzi scheme, violated his bail terms by sending his friends and relatives packages containing 16 watches, 4 diamond brooches, 2 sets of cufflinks and an emerald ring with a total value of at least $1 million, federal prosecutors said.

It's a replay of the Iraq equation: the troops, the Iraqi people and American taxpayers have borne the harshest costs while Bush and company retire to their McMansions.

They are all raised by the troubles plaguing the central figure, Solness, who has climbed to the top of his field — and paid a harsh human cost for it — but has never felt at rest there.