Sentence examples for harshly than from inspiring English sources

Juliet spoke out more harshly than she intended.

There are signs that, in response, regulators are treating foreign assets more harshly than domestic ones.

In imposing penalties, the victorious Ferdinand treated Bohemia more harshly than he did other provinces.

But foreign investors have punished some economies more harshly than others.

They found that he was prosecuting African-Americans more harshly than whites for nonviolent drug offenses.

And Haaretz has criticized Israeli policies much more harshly than Hagel.

"No conceivable justification exists for treating Mr. Soltren more harshly than his co-defendants".

Celinda Lake, a Democratic strategist, says female politicians are punished more harshly than men for misbehavior.

They found that American students judged promiscuous women more harshly than British students did.

In the end, no one judged Christa Wolf more harshly than herself.

A third novel, "A Cry of Children," was assailed even more harshly than "Lucifer".