Sentence examples for harsher impact from inspiring English sources

The system has had a harsher impact on Germany than its neighbors, especially as the prospect of deflation arises.

Again, the broader sweep and harsher impact of such "loser pays" provisions arguably frustrates the more moderate balance that Congress intended to strike.

Across town, a few days earlier, sounded a cri de coeur that was just as timeless and true: the indignation of international aid workers, labor officials and others about the ever quickening, ever harsher impact of the global crisis on the developing world.

In the text, I have translated 'cazzo' as 'cock,' but 'Book of the Cock' sounds like it might have something to do with poultry, so for the working English title, I settled on 'Book of the Prick.' " Anglo-Saxon sexual slang, however, has a much harsher impact on the ear than its mellifluous Romance counterpart, and equivalent terms don't carry the same charge.

These stressors result from the primary stressor but may have a harsher impact than the initial stressor.

This harsh impact constitutes an appreciable deterrent to the Government's obtaining needed part-time services.

Today, they contend, the law has an especially harsh impact on blacks.

Lastly, the limited duration that jurisdictions are subject to preclearance eases the harsh impact of the requirement.

Each problem fuels others, particularly in the developing world — where the harshest impact of natural catastrophes has always been felt.

Work was started this year despite an economic slowdown that some real estate brokers say has had a harsh impact in neighborhoods like the meatpacking area.

He added: "I would call on Senator Bradley to reconsider a program that has such a harsh impact on low-income and working families in this country".