Sentence examples for harsh results from inspiring English sources

This leads to harsh results.

A barrister and specialist family lawyer at Mills & Reeve, Joanna Grandfield, said: "The supreme court's decision approves the increasing tendency of the courts to avoid the harsh results of a strict interpretation of property law through the use of 'inferred intentions' as a means of getting round legally correct, but morally unfair results.

This means that enforcing regulations can levy harsh results, while the terms of compliance are somewhat unassuming in comparison.

I think it's quite a harsh result and not what we deserved but it's half time".

The five supreme court justices unanimously ruled against them, despite one conceding this was "a harsh result" that may mean they lose their homes.

In rejecting some of their claims, Judge Vanessa D. Gilmore, a federal trial judge in Houston, acknowledged that this was "a harsh result".

"Federal immigration laws," he said, "are often inflexible, arbitrarily applied and excessively harsh, resulting in the deportation of individuals who have paid the price for their crimes and are now making positive contributions to our society.

It was a harsh result on the visitors, who created the majority of the chances, a fact that did not bother Southampton's fans who refuse to forgive Hoddle and John Gorman for departing to White Hart Lane in April 2001, and taking Dean Richards to join them five months later.

The environments wild soybeans grow in are various and usually harsh, resulting in diversifying selection instead of strong directional selection.

Russell's harshest results concern the FoI issue.

I have described, in columns, some harsh human results of the 1996 law.