Sentence examples for it's too severe from inspiring English sources

If it's too severe he risks alienating Bo's support base and underscoring the question of why Bo was allowed to ascend the party ranks despite his crimes.

"We don't think it's too severe, but it's hard to tell," Manager Joe Girardi said.

"We don't think it's too severe, but it's hard to tell," Manager Joe Girardi said before the game.

Basic black — it's too severe.

SCOTUS has ruled that a punishment is cruel and unusual if any of the following apply: "it is too severe for the crime, it is arbitrarily applied, it offends society's sense of justice or it is not more effective than a less severe penalty".

As soon as he was sentenced, Blackman's wife said it was too severe and she highlighted the mental tension he had been under during the tour.

The White House commuted Rubashkin's sentence last year, saying it was too severe for his crimes.

Depending on its extent, cells either repair DNA damage or, when it is too severe for repair, initiate the cell death programme (Zhao et al, 2001).

Outside the courtroom, bystanders were passionately divided over the sentence, some declaring that it was too severe and others that it was too lenient.

The original sentence prompted an outcry on internet forums by supporters who said it was too severe given that corrupt Communist Party officials often escape punishment.

Households with a Penn State student or alumni were more likely to think the punishment was too much — a little more than half said that it was too severe.