And if it pulls away from the heaviest issues – food banks, alcoholism, social-service swoops –then it's dull and sanitised, but when it sharp-focuses on harsh events, well, ta-dah, it's "poverty porn".
"It helps not only to avoid the infamous 'risk situations,' it also helps people to not feel alone during harsh events".
His expression is marked by the harsh events of his life.
But there are also internal factors, like pre-existing illnesses (physical or mental), a general predisposition to reacting badly to stressors for whatever reason (e.g. harsh life events, genetic factors), even something like having a big ego can make things worse (if your self-image is very important to you, then finding you can't deal with something will potentially stress you even more).
The harsh space events drastically changed the terrestrial radiation belt.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, in our mind' s eye we can still see the tragic pictures from Mozambique, the results of a rare sequence of extremely harsh natural events.
Many of the people around him tell him to go easy on the one he already has, because the message is harsh — not, in any event, the thick soup of Ségolène Royal's message, or the new European on the old French tractor of François Bayrou's.
With charity and wider voluntary sector leadership being put under a harsh spotlight after the events of the past 18 months, there is a pressing need for investment in leadership development.
JPMORGAN FAULTED OVER TRADING LOSS | Congressional investigators on Thursday released a harsh portrait of the events surrounding JPMorgan Chase's huge trading loss last year, saying the bank ignored internal risk controls while its chief executive, Jamie Dimon, briefly withheld some information from regulators.
