Sentence examples for making harsher from inspiring English sources

Much more work can be done in terms of making harsher punishments for gang members involved in illegal activities.

About two weeks before the election, Mr. Koch said, the White House wanted to talk to him about his concerns, which stem in part from his belief that Mr. Obama is making harsher demands on Israel than the Palestinians in the effort to reach a Middle East peace agreement.

He could have obeyed his instincts and started making harsh demands.

Also Wold, a duo from Saskatchewan making harsh assaults with screamed poetry, digital burble and an oil drum.

Holmes is dark-haired and eloquent; she has the parliamentarian's trick of making harsh ultimatums sound palatable, even breezy.

Senator Joseph I. Lieberman has a rare talent for making harsh attacks that do not come across as attacks.

That doesn't rule out making harsh comments about policies and behavior that are out of line.

A handful of elected officials poured oil on the fire by making harsh comments, calling the migrants "a cancer," blaming them for spreading AIDS, and worsening an already delicate situation.

"We were standing up, or more accurately sitting down, against our government making harsh cuts to public services, whilst letting companies … get away with dodging a total of tens of billions of pounds of tax every year.

Discourage modeling agents from making harsh comments about models' weight.

It's too early to be making harsh judgments.