Sentence examples for harsh taking from inspiring English sources

In its letter, UBS was equally harsh, taking Nasdaq to task for failing to execute trades during the I.P.O. and causing "tremendous, unanticipated stress on UBS's retail marketing system".

"The ACMA's powers range from the very harsh – taking away the licensee's licence, something that's very rare – to a slap on the wrist, like having to implement training programmes, with not much in between," he said.

(You're quite right about Yasuda. That's a private pleasure, at least for me. Meanwhile: Harsh take on I Trulli!) Beyond Artisanal?

If you feel this is too harsh, take it up with your representative in Congress.

For all the harsh takes -- including what one critic found problematic with the latest installment of "Resident Evil" -- take a look at the gallery below.

If you apply too much product or it looks a bit harsh, take a fluffy clean brush and use your normal setting powder to sweep over the bronzer to soften the look.

Back down on earth, we find Nirvana's harsh take on Patrick Süskind's amoral tale of olfactory murder Perfume.

In music, Alanis Morissette's return received mixed reviews, including a particularly harsh take which we've included below.

What came to mind for me in reading The Guardian's harsh take on Labyrinth was Pauline Kael's New Yorker review of Shoah, which she reviewed as a film.

The two nations with the highest number of journalists incarcerated -- China had 24 journalists imprisoned at the end of 2009 and Iran had 23 -- were particularly harsh in taking aim at bloggers and others using the Internet.

In the first presidential election of the Citizens United era, American campaigning, already harsh, is taking an even sharper turn.