"People have unfriended friends and family members because the style of discourse is so harsh," said Claire Wardle, research director at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism.
Though drought is a recurrent theme of the Australian landscape, this one was especially long and harsh – and the research suggests such phenomena will only become more common.
It also elicited harsh judgments from research and policy groups that said he had misinterpreted or misused data, and had politicized the debate himself.
Actually, like many things "we all know," these nasty stereotypes disintegrate quickly when exposed to the harsh light of research evidence.
Researchers have long worried that menthol may play a role in the disproportionate diagnosis of smoking-related cancers among blacks, possibly by masking tobacco's harsh taste, and some research suggests that menthol smokers find it more difficult to quit.
Harsh V. Pant, a research fellow at the Observer Research Foundation, a think tank in New Delhi, said Mr. Trump's order would give the Indian government political space to delay some of its climate commitments.
We broke it down continent by continent and the research was harsh.
But Califf also had harsh words for the research touted by the drug's manufacturer, Sarepta Therapeutics, to support its claims for the drug's efficacy.
In this edition, Hayes looks at research showing how harsh language can lead to more polarization.
There is absolutely no indication in that article, six months after the trial, that the committee was formed in reaction to a specific and harsh condemnation of the very research that the report claimed was morally and ethically ideal.
