Sentence examples for harsh effects from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the harsh effects of the mortgage crisis are not as arguable as insider trading.

But companies are already warning investors about the harsh effects of the fiscal cliff.

Could the judge see beyond the harsh effects on her own family?

More recently and tragically, British mothers have felt the harsh effects of statistical abuse.

As I see it, The Times should update its thinking to recognize the harsh effects of the electronic age.

He focuses on the particularly harsh effects of the coalition's budget policy on women, with their cuts in family support and public sector jobs.

While he acknowledged that the outcome of the investigation is unknown, Mr. Milunovich said its harsh effect on the shares had made them a better value.

Mr. Outten said that going public with her complaint had had a harsh effect on Ms. Schieffelin's relationship with the firm and her co-workers.

And with GM and suppliers offering the best wages in town, their loss has had a particularly harsh effect on what economists call induced employment.

Indeed, because of the harsh effect of budget cutting on growth, debt-to-G.D.P. ratios in Europe have continued to rise.

That continues a troubling trend that's been building for years, one that has had a particularly harsh effect on black workers.