Sentence examples for harshly rose from inspiring English sources
The Myf6 expression increased only from 48 hours and harshly rose until 72 hours as observed for the fusion index.
Contribute with Guardian Witness Rents have risen harshly in San Francisco over the past few years, pricing out the smaller businesses and eccentric neighbourhoods that made The City unique.
His voice -- described by a courthouse wag as a few decibels below the roar of a jet engine -- could rise harshly, his face turning beet-red, as he railed before a jury about a defendant's dastardly wrongdoing.
At the same time, the Shia-dominated central government in Baghdad has for years treated Sunni Arabs harshly (giving rise to ISIS) and Kurds with neglect.
But if IBM cuts more jobs following the Sun acquisition, it can't be blamed too harshly for the tech sector's rising unemployment rate.
That feeling turns on you harshly, though, as you realize how Jack's rising disgust with his wife and her father runs conveniently parallel with the reversal of their good fortune.
But Widodo insists convicted traffickers must be harshly punished, saying Indonesia is facing a crisis due to rising drug use.
Ms. Scofield, a former ballet dancer with a proclivity for distorting classical vocabulary, writhes and twists her torso at every opportunity, rising on the tips of her toes, breaking harshly at the joints and splaying her fingers like claws.
A rising by the Aliab Dinka in 1919 was suppressed harshly in 1920.
Many Fed-watchers inferred that rates would rise later rather than sooner.See articleBarrelling alongRoyal Dutch/Shell, which has been harshly criticised for misstating oil and gas reserves, announced a further cut in reserves of 250m barrels.
Israel is cracking down harshly; about 40 Palestinians and eight Israelis (as of Oct. 15) have been killed, numbers that will most surely rise in the coming days.
