Sentence examples for harsh range from inspiring English sources

For the case with micro-mirrors in the whole glazing, the directivity of daylight along the depth of the room was significantly improved from the harsh range to the preferred range at noon, suggesting a comfortable visual situation.

Like many early CDs, several (though not all) of the Beatles' discs had a harsh upper range.

The punishments for playing illegal gigs in Iran are harsh, and range from passport confiscation to jail.

Most of the pastures for reindeer and free-ranging sheep in Norway consist of harsh mountain ranges that are mostly common lands.

Although all were regarded by American law enforcement as low-level operatives, they have been given harsh sentences ranging from 20 years to life.

Like other crime, it was deterred in part by harsh punishments ranging from brutal caning for vandalism to hanging for murder or drug-smuggling.

The law, passed in the 1940s, permits harsh penalties ranging from a fine to three to 12 months in jail, although it is rare for the law to be enforced in this way.

Prisoners were "at high risk" of being subjected to "a variety of harsh treatments, ranging from insults, threats and humiliations to both physical and psychological coercion, which in some cases was tantamount to torture".

Media reviews were also harsh about the range – the battery did not live up to expectations – and there was too much exposure to the elements.

The second has to do with how extreme frequencies are rendered: "Because the bass and treble areas are hard to reproduce accurately, factory earbuds will often sound harsh, emphasizing the mid-range and upper mid-range.

These effects were induced by using harsh anneals of temperatures ranging from 1250 to 1400 °C and times ranging from 1 to 48 h.