Sentence examples for harsh to drop from inspiring English sources

It is a gamble to keep him, but it would be harsh to drop him.

His replacement, Jonny Bairstow, was barely proficient with both bat and gloves but it would be a harsh call to drop him after only one match.

The new capital, a city with about 300,000 people at present, lies in seemingly endless flat land and is prone to strong winds and winters that can be politely described as harsh: temperatures have been known to drop to 40 degrees below zero.Many people hoped that Mr Nazarbaev would think again after all, he has to live there too.

Three times in the last month he has tried rehab clinics, including the world's harshest situated in Thailand, only to drop out each time.

And whether her reason is because she truly thinks she didn't do anything wrong or she thinks public opinion (including support from gay rights groups) will sway the prosecutor or the other girl's family to drop the charges -- the harsh reality is under the law she is guilty.

This study is yet another blow against the law's harshest critics, who insisted it would force employers to drop coverage for employees.

Terry not missed, but Cahill not the answer The big decision by Jose Mourinho was to drop his captain John Terry, a somewhat harsh decision given the struggles of the players supposed to be offering him protection.

Baker said: "It's hard, physical work, but the constant stress of being monitored and never being able to drop below a certain level of performance is harsh.

In the five years to 2016, by contrast, British debt as a proportion of GDP is expected to drop by just three percentage points despite a harsh austerity programme.

Revenues continue to drop.

Compensation began to drop.