Sentence examples for relatively harsher from inspiring English sources

Satellites in HEO are exposed to a relatively harsher radiation environment than LEO and GEO.

Likewise, he felt that the tone and content of the PG-13 rated film The Dark Knight was relatively harsher to children than that of the Saints Row series due to the latter's light-hearted tone, but still noted that "as parents we know what's right and what isn't for our kids, and being aware of the content they consume is a large part of our job as parents".

A total of 991 individuals were sampled on site #3 (45°48′N, 70°44′W, Figure  1), which was characterised by relatively warmer conditions at low altitude (200 m; Additional file 1: Table S1), and 492 individuals on site #4 (47°15′N, 71°10′W, Figure  1), which was subject to relatively harsher climatic conditions at higher altitude (770 m; Additional file 1: Table S1).

Most natural scrublands occur under relatively harsh conditions.

He acknowledges that his defiance probably contributed to the relatively harsh treatment he endured in prison.

Although the report offered praise for the organizational efforts of each city, Madrid and Tokyo received relatively harsh criticism.

He grew up in Queens, New York: outside was a "relatively harsh environment, neighbourhood-wise"; inside "a home that had love and creativity and respect".

But he refused to go quietly and analysts suggested his cocksure defence in his five-day trial prompted the relatively harsh ruling on Sunday.

On the other hand, the province's relatively harsh climate is not particularly attractive to new immigrants, and it has suffered from much out-migration.

Still, a series of layoffs over the years and the plant's final closing took a relatively harsh toll on this 2.3-square-mile village of some 10,000 people, where the G.M. site represents 7percentt of the land mass.

When Soviet forces attacked Finland in December 1939, he served as commander in chief, and his brilliant leadership won considerable successes against vast numerical superiority, but the end result was defeat, resulting in a relatively harsh peace settlement in 1940.