People under age 35, though, judged strategic defaults less harshly — 69percentt found them morally wrong — than those of middle age, of whom 86percentt found them morally wrong.
At a dinner in Highgate, north London, the broadcaster Peter Snow exploded: "What idiots those British staff officers were!" Fitzroy demurred, saying it was wrong to judge harshly military men of a different age, adding quietly, "I am Lord Raglan".
A market economy can treat people harshly if they find themselves in the wrong career in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Ars Technica has a thorough story about the monitoring equipment, and Nokia's claim that they did nothing wrong after the EU Parliament harshly reprimanded them.
Recall a time someone mistreated you, let you down, dropped the ball, made an error, spoke harshly, was unskillful, got a fact wrong, or affected you negatively even if that was not their intention.
If you're playing by very strict rules, jump on other players for minor mistakes, like skipping spaces or doing minor things wrong and penalize them harshly, according to the rules.
It is hard to determine responsibility, which creates a risk that states will punish the wrong culprit — or respond too harshly, forcing an unintended cycle of escalation.
A moment which if we do not seize will cause future generations to judge us harshly and say they knew what was wrong, they had the means to make it better but they did not act.
It sometimes reflected a person's loss of a relationship with God or a desire to punish God".I won't go on any longer, so as to not to give the wrong impression that I judge harshly the people who resort to the act in question.
Don't criticize him harshly when he does something bad or wrong.
