Sentence examples for harsh necessity from inspiring English sources

In countless films and TV shows such as Homeland and 24, torture is portrayed as a harsh necessity.

And harsh necessity makes these "return to work" incentives stronger for less-educated and lower-income women.

Yet on a planet where species are perpetually arriving in places where they should not be, the removal of invaders is a harsh necessity.

The initiatives confound the conventional wisdom that low oil prices discourage the transition to renewable energy, a view reiterated by the head of the International Energy Agency in Davos on Wednesday, but are born of harsh necessity.

But neither Father Hoban nor the people of Moygownagh are in the slightest bit soft-minded; they are firmly rooted in the realities of life in a beautiful but tough corner of the earth where the soil is stony and emigration has often been a harsh necessity.

A harsh necessity had bound them together, condemning them both.

We can learn from Browne to face that fact with, if not equanimity, at least dignity – because for all his certainty and faith, he is clearly full of a deep melancholy about the harsh necessities of human life in a world that will rush to an end.

Burns also knows something about the harsh necessities of adapting to change.

Now they are reeling, dazed, and starving — and their tales of rape, sexual slavery, and the disappearance of family and friends take a back seat to the harsh necessities of day-to-day survival.

As they have grown in numbers and strength, they have organized into a force that mixes paramilitary discipline, civilian policing, Islamic law and the harsh demands of necessity with battlefield coldness and outright cunning.

Common treatments that are capable of removing biofilms from a surface are by necessity harsh and often unsuitable for use due to medical or environmental concerns.