Sentence examples for harsh public from inspiring English sources

Even the harsh public jails could induce results.

Yelp! What happens when an online review site itself becomes the subject of harsh public scrutiny?

European leaders also sought to head off a harsh public reaction to the bailout plan.

"It is now Mr. Dimon who is in a harsh public spotlight, seemingly at odds with regulators.

Some officials in the Justice Department believed that the attorney general made needlessly harsh public comments about Mr. Lindh.

With harsh public spending cuts about to bite, the government would probably be content for interest rates to remain at rock bottom levels.

The conditions on which the IMF are insisting in return for the cash such as harsh public-spending cuts may cause further economic trouble.

But the private government contacts have yielded more positive sentiments than the sometimes-harsh public statements from the two capitals.

These were the harshest public comments so far from the Chinese government about Mr. Snowden's revelations.

Muslim organizations that refuse to condemn the attack on 9/11 or that seek to minimize or "explain" it deserve the harshest public criticism.

The harshest critic 6. (SBU) The harshest public criticism for the decision has come from a former friend of the Pope, the Swiss theologian Hans Kung.