Brazilian soccer star Ronaldo has even rushed to his defense, according to Goal.com and Jason Whitlock writes on Foxsports.com that he does not want to hear how much harsher Phelps would be treated if he were black.
So here's what the adjustments looked like in each episode, with blue lines representing the earlier case and red lines the later: You can see just how much harsher Spain's adjustment is, and how much less help it's getting from rising wages in the rest of the eurozone.
How much harder and harsher it must be for those who were genuinely close to Oliver Sacks – for family, friends, and those scores of patients-cum-friends on whom he bestowed his touch.
"Its a bit harsh given how much the hosts dominated that opening period.
Using it often leads to reducing consumption – as the harsh reality of how much one drinks is brought home.
(Her role was first played by Samantha Morton, until Jonze decided that didn't work, and replaced her in post-production. Harsh, but given how much the movie hinges on Johansson's stunning voice work, totally fair).
More than 80 international students from Purdue University got a harsh lesson in how much destruction tornadoes can cause when they headed to Marysville, Ind., to volunteer after the recent spate of twisters swept through the state.
The analysis is based on things like how much a person scoffs and even harsher details, like: "You rate Mike as your No. 1 friend.
That may or may not work because the harsh reality remains, no matter how much you try, you cannot control or fix others.
They start by helping you assess your business environment--how unpredictable it is, how much power you have to change it, and how harsh it is--a critical component of getting strategy right.
