Sentence examples for may be harsh from inspiring English sources

Water shortages may occur more often and economic consequences may be harsh, the study warns.

"It may be harsh on Europe's bondholders but, equally, utterly necessary".

(Well, unilateral may be harsh. He apparently convinced the council of an indigenous village to approve the project).

While economic conditions may be harsh in other countries, those countries are responsible for their citizens' lot.

The disclosure programme may be harsh and inequitable, but for healthier, acquisitive outfits it may have a silver lining.

It may be harsh to blame the rider, but Flat racing at the highest level is an unforgiving business, and I mean business.

Often unavailable, soap, when provided, may be harsher than what you are used to.

For all this sturm und drang, the talk may be harsher than the reality.

But the fears of uncertainty "may be harsher than the reality.

It may be harshest on the two coasts, where both distress and a newfound lack of mobility may be on the increase.

Their story, and Edgar's encounter with them two years before, is the subject of the film's second half, whose bright colors suggest that the undigested past may be harsher and more vivid than the twilight present.