Sentence examples for harsh costs from inspiring English sources
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.
In short order, students would be handcuffed and humiliated, parents mortified and lessons learned at a harsh cost.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
