Sentence examples for harsh model from inspiring English sources

A top Communist Party official, Ivan Melnikov, told the newspaper Vzglyad that Mr. Volodin's selection signaled a shift in the direction of "a more harsh model for the coming political battle".

PBMO addresses issues that arise in model simulations due to these harsh modeling scenarios imposed by formal optimization.

The hospitality industry grows consistently but is often based on a harsh economic model: what fuels restaurants are low-wage jobs, with a limited number of hours and unpredictable schedules.

The harsh, punitive model of modern "welfare" is a distant memory; passing in and out of employment in the so-called gig economy is now something everyone can afford.

There are also harsher regional models, such as the wartime system of sex slavery that developed in the Balkans in the nineteen-nineties (or the experience of Japan's "comfort women," in the thirties and forties).

Harsh contracts The funding model, too, is being reformed, as it moves towards a payment-by-results system.

The redesigned Civic arrived in showrooms in April to harsh reviews, including the model's removal from the Consumer Reports recommended list.

The political group's positions have met with harsh criticism – beyond distributing model legislation designed to benefit its members financially by allowing them to skirt regulations, the group also opposes minimum wage laws.

Placed in charge of covering the retreat, Model's harsh, almost brutal style of leadership now paid dividends as panic threatened to infect the German columns.

To identify genes expressed specifically during latency, different in vitro conditions have been suggested to model the harsh environment within macrophages or granulomas.

The suspension works well enough to keep the bike stable while traversing bumps, but it is excessively harsh in comparison with models from competitors that come factory-equipped with premium forks and shock absorbers.