Sentence examples for is less harsh than from inspiring English sources

It is less harsh than "illegal immigrants", but seems to have the same logical problem, that the actions are illegal/unauthorised, not the people themselves.

After this, the only essentials are mascara; chocolate-brown liner, which is less harsh than black; a smidgen of blush (Linter likes Kevyn Aucoin's cream blush while Turnbow recommends Maybelline's Dream Bouncy powdery cream); and a crowning dab of lipstick.

Barbara Branden's book is less harsh than that.

Although a main function of GIT is to digest proteins, and hence would be expected to inactivate enzymes through hydrochloric acid and proteases, the digestive system of the young pig is less harsh than in the adult (Strube et al. 2013), making these animals prime candidates for in situ production of beneficial prebiotic fibers.

These islands are the first stepping stones for new colonisers as the climate is less harsh than along the Antarctic Peninsula and the main continental landmass.

Occasionally, Laud was less harsh than his enemies admitted, especially to the clergy.

Thanks to emergency Fund bridge loans, such measures are less harsh than they would otherwise have to be.

Trauttsmandorff was less harsh than his colleague but allowed the Jaeger's involvement in the meeting was not constructive.

A lawyer for Greenwich, John Wayne Fox, said the jury's "compromise verdict" was less harsh than it could have been.

The tone of the administration's comments on Mr. Arafat were less harsh than in previous days.

But there have been indications that Rodriguez might be open to accepting a deal that would be less harsh than a lifetime ban.