"Dull" and "charmless" are awfully harsh words to apply to Michio Kaku's "Physics of the Future," a book that examines, with exhaustive pluck, what life might be like at the end of the current century.
"We want the harshest possible laws to apply, but only to everyone else".
The answer for California now is not to return to the old, costly system of regulated monopolies, but to apply the harsh lessons it has learned from designing a flawed system.
The sentence came with a "terrorism enhancement" provision that allows a judge to apply a harsher standard if the crime fits the traditional concept of "terrorism".
Also, a major reason capital held against trading positions will go up under Basel is that banks have to apply a harsher type of loss modeling when applying a internal warning system called value at risk.
Indonesia, meanwhile, has opted to apply the harshest punishment to drug offenders.
Multi-layered structures are always designed to apply in the harsh environment, e.g. high temperatures and impact loads, etc.
While paint thinner may work, you may not want to apply such a harsh chemical to your skin.
Even if China were to go along with such measures, any move to apply the kind of harsh squeeze that would satisfy Iran's harshest critics may lead ordinary Iranians to blame the West, rather than the embattled regime.
That theory ran into harsh reality the first time General McChrystal tried to apply it, in the city of Marja, a lesser Taliban stronghold.
You may need to apply some other regimen that is harsher in nature in order to get rid of the weight.
