Sentence examples for quickly and harshly from inspiring English sources

"If there's evidence of what I suspect there's evidence of, it ought to be dealt with quickly and harshly.

Here in Istanbul, the financial markets responded quickly and harshly, sending the lira lower even as stock prices rebounded somewhat from Wednesday's decline.

Worse, we judge quickly and harshly the actions of others; we devolve into snark, which will never lead to meaningful change.

The actors are caught on the run, saying their lines quickly and harshly as they pass in and out of rooms or move through the crowds, which come together, break, and re-form like foam on a beach.

Even recently, Mr. Bo's political allies, including other so-called princelings, or children of party leaders, had privately argued in his defense, going against a push by President Hu Jintao and Prime Minister Wen Jiabao for the party to act quickly and harshly.

After the ad debuted on TV, criticism came quickly and harshly.

On the recordings, the Governor complains when checks aren't coming in quickly enough and harshly ridicules close friends and longtime supporters.

But the Moores believe that in their case he reacted too quickly and too harshly.

TIMFERG1: I refer back to my last answer: The U.S. is not Japan in many ways: It is growing in numbers, it is cosmopolitan and it has a banking system that generally works well (the excesses are corrected quickly and often harshly).

But in the realm of art, where art meets commerce, like the movies, we should be very careful at judging ambitious works too quickly, and too harshly.

The key, she said, was to see faith as something to foster empathy, not as a cudgel to "condemn so quickly" and "judge so harshly".