Don't be harsh on poor little Theo, David.
Yet conditions are harsh, with poor sanitation, limited access to drinkable water and few employment opportunities.
The Ebola-affected countries are marked by harsh geographies, poor infrastructure, and unreliable power.
Among the possible causes are these: inconsistent or harsh parenting, poor peer relations, gang involvement, lack of connection to school and living in a violent neighborhood.
The ancient city of Sana would be her new home, in a harsh and poor Islamic land that required her to cover up in public and never meet the gaze of a man.
It seemed a bit harsh that poor Lillian had to deal with so much, taking Henrik out to the site where Alice's body had been found, all on the eve of Hans's funeral.
This is driven by harsh conditions, poor pay across civil and military employment and disproportionate punishment associated with national service, where individuals are condemned to a life of debilitating servitude in the interests of "national security".
The findings of the High Court in Love's case paint an unembellished but unmistakably grim portrait of the reality of the American carceral state, in which harsh sentences, poor access to medical care and excessive use of solitary confinement mean that U.S. authorities cannot reliably ensure the survival of vulnerable prisoners.
In Lokichoggio, Kakuma and Oropoi divisions where the household survey was undertaken, poverty is exacerbated by the harsh environment, poor infrastructure and low access to basic services, in addition to other underlying causes of poverty that are experienced in northern Kenya.
And when they do, the effects are disproportionately harsh for poor, minority and disabled students, who are more likely to be arrested than their peers.
