Sentence examples for harsh to sack from inspiring English sources
Seems very harsh to sack Benitez.
Asked if it was harsh to sack Rosler after Wigan's performance last season, Whelan said: "Yes, it is very harsh.
Lyn Jones, his former coach at the Ospreys, said the player had made mistakes but thought the Blues were harsh to sack him.
So it might seem a bit harsh to sack the guy who got you into the big league before he's had time to really bed a new team together.
But roared on by an impressively large following, York did enough and made the board's seemingly harsh decision in March to sack manager Gary Mills, who had led the club to victory in the Conference final and FA Trophy final last season, and replace him with Worthington the right one.
Harsh to blame him for everything".
Harsh to criticise Tyson Fury though.
FRANCE has always taken pride in its refusal to embrace the harsher aspects of capitalism and globalisation from its 35-hour work week to laws that make it difficult to sack employees.
"It allows them to sack the government without sacking themselves".
Mr Koizumi cannot afford to sack her.
