Sentence examples for harsh impacts from inspiring English sources
For me, the most important thing for a running shoe is if it can handle the harsh impacts of running on NYC city streets.
In order to withstand the harsh impacts of the reactive oxygen species (ROS), plant systems are known to evolved antioxidant defence mechanisms that involve enzymatic as well as non-enzymatic components and operate to alleviate oxidative damage and enhance plant resistance to stress conditions [47, 48, 69] or against any kind of foreign matter [63].
Their personal and intimate experience of the harsh impacts of climate change means that within them lies very real solutions to combat it.
In keeping with what has become a theme among governors, the three also called for the federal government to make a deal on the looming sequester, in order to prevent massive cuts to state budgets and harsh impacts on the economy.
New York City has a long history of providing "cooling" to low-income residents to ameliorate the harsh impacts of extreme heat.
Today, they contend, the law has an especially harsh impact on blacks.
Work was started this year despite an economic slowdown that some real estate brokers say has had a harsh impact in neighborhoods like the meatpacking area.
He added: "I would call on Senator Bradley to reconsider a program that has such a harsh impact on low-income and working families in this country".
This trend has had a particularly harsh impact on the region's 20,000-odd smaller subcontractors, who account for the bulk of aerospace employment in the area.
Merck & Company forecast 2009 earnings and revenue below Wall Street expectations on Thursday, citing a harsh impact from the stronger dollar and continuing sluggish sales of several big medicines.
On Monday, Mr. Koizumi conceded that his reforms would have a particularly harsh impact on the construction industry, which provides jobs for some 10percentt of the work force and has long been a major backer of the Liberal Democratic Party.
