Sentence examples for how harshly from inspiring English sources

What should count is how harshly the laws are enforced.

How harshly would outsiders punish the Sudanese government if it were to dishonour its pledges?

"Although you'd never know it by how harshly he speaks to her," she said.

It is impossible to say how harshly the opaque Mr. Romney would have governed.

How harshly would we be willing to punish companies who continued to employ unauthorized immigrants?

How harshly self-critical do they become as they regard themselves in the mirror?

In an article this month in Marie Claire, Tur recounted how Trump harshly singled her out at a rally last December.

Those two were obsessed with scoring goals and judged themselves, perhaps harshly, on how many they scored.

Mr Obama's approval ratings are well under 50%; almost two-thirds of voters are unimpressed (however harshly) by how he has handled the economy.

Time is still on his side when it comes to proving he has learned from the manner of his dismissals for nought and six at Edgbaston, as a consequence of which he was, arguably harshly given how respectably he had performed at Lord's, but perhaps in the end fortunately, left out of the side for Trent Bridge.

John Niederhuber, director of the National Cancer Institute, fired back last week in response to a front-page article in The New York Times that harshly critiques how cancer research is funded.