Sentence examples for lead to harsh from inspiring English sources

A strong verdict against Microsoft could well lead to harsh sanctions against the company, including breaking it up.

A slip down the list would not only cause shame but could also lead to harsh discipline from parents.

The problem is not simply that women are denied an unfettered right to divorce, or that their unauthorized exit from the home can lead to harsh reprisals.

Justice should never be satisfied with incomplete narratives about crime that lead to harsh punishment, but should instead always strive toward fairness, equality and inclusion.

This, in combination with the workload, could lead to harsh treatment by the midwives.

Untreated ECC can lead to harsh consequences such as abscesses, pain, malocclusions and lasting psychosocial impediments [ 9, 10].

Asked if the withdrawal of the advertising could lead to harsher treatment of Mr. Golisano by the debate's moderators, Mr. Halloran said, "Let them try".

But as Paul Butler, a Georgetown law professor, wrote last week, in the Times, that effort could easily lead to harsher sentences all around, even in cases where giving someone a break is the right thing for a judge to do.

Legal experts say the technology shift could lead to harsher experiences for jurors, and could put pressure on judges to re-examine the balancing act that they have long used to determine what kind of evidence makes its way into court.

That led to harsh austerity.

This leads to harsh results.