Sentence examples for harsh outcomes from inspiring English sources
A voluntary report to shareholders and investors on the real, quantifiable risks to the Company's markets, operations and infrastructure from sea level rise would snap the inconsistencies into alignment; an important step to reconciling predictable, harsh outcomes on coastlines around the world with regulatory frameworks on climate change.
As a less harsh outcome to a prosecution, such settlements are obviously attractive to companies that find themselves in the SFO's crosshairs.
That would have been a harsh outcome, but a familiar frustration began to grip the home fans.
Washington, DC pilot program data similarly showed unrepresented tenants were six times as likely to get evicted or endure some other harsh outcome as those represented by an attorney.
Probably, their first exposure did not bring a harsh outcome to them.
Players can either behave in an entirely happy way and help other characters — and have an easier go of it in the wasteland — or choose more selfish, destructive behavior with a harsher outcome, including a Mickey that starts to physically resemble a rat.
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.
Harsh in its outcomes, it's also a psychological work of such density, restraint.
What exactly that entails we never know, and he claims to have practiced only "the pure and faithful dispensation of the Gospels," but the outcome is harsh: he and his kin are banished, with all their possessions piled on a cart.
As always when bad news hits a stock that analysts love, the outcome is harsh.
If cutting failing projects off at the knees results in more lives saved, that too may be a useful outcome of the harsh calculus of war.But there is a harsher calculus, and the meeting in New York needs to confront it.
