Sentence examples for is notably harsh from inspiring English sources
The new sentence isn't the first to be handed down by the Korean government for game-related hacking, but given the fact that sentencing usually results in large fines, it is notably harsh.
The reviews were notably harsh.
But the FCC's language and its ruling were notably harsh.
However, chlorophyll elimination treatments are notably harsh and demand additional manipulation of tissues, which may alter transgene expression, particularly expression of inducible DNA constructs.
His statement was notably harsher in its criticism of the Cuban government than Obama's remarks on Castro's death.
Many thousands of children -- a good number of whom were on the road to eventual citizenship under immigration laws that were notably less harsh back then -- faced being thrown out of school and deprived of a future.
Though Mr. Heaney's poems often have pastoral settings, dewy rural romanticism is notably absent: instead, he depicts country life in all its harsh daily reality.
Christianity is notably different.
It's commonplace to talk of how those worlds had softened by Bausch's later years, when her tangled depictions of sexual politics were notably mellower than in her earliest harsh evocations.
Eggplant was notably absent.
The atmosphere was notably calm.
