Sentence examples for harsh particulars from inspiring English sources

But, after naming Ryan as his running mate and being hit by a torrent of questions about the harsh particulars of Ryan's budget, Romney and his surrogates quickly put distance between his own budget plan and that of his new political partner.

The particular combination of these parameters helps to design a winter house with thermal comfort for that particular harsh cold climate region.

Mr. Dean had harsh words, in particular, for the New York Police Department's stop-and-frisk practice, citing a book, "The New Jim Crow," by Michelle Alexander, in saying that "young people are finding it impossible to get jobs simply because of programs like stop-and-frisk".

This is in part due to a lack of community support services for these populations coupled with harsh legislation targeting particular behaviours (Brinkley-Rubinstein 2013).

She and several other women were sentenced to jail, with Paul receiving a particular harsh sentence of seven months.

While we do not seek to test the relative importance of these hypotheses in particular harsh habitats or overall, we note that their implications for management of plant invasions in harsh habitats may differ.

Paradoxically, the film's troubling ambiguities are among its virtues: under the guise of the universal theme of love and its mysteries, Ceylan offers a glimpse of harsh and unresolved local particulars.

Try to avoid the midday sun when the light is too harsh and landscapes in particular can look flat or overexposed.

Amnesty castigated the Australian government in particular for "harsh, humiliating" conditions in which asylum seekers are kept when they attempt to reach the country.

That's a harsh reading of that particular situation but it's said to make a point.

Especially, DOTA shows sensitivity towards harsh radiolabelling conditions, in particular, heat due to the easily oxidised Met-residue in the peptide sequence.