Sentence examples for so harsh for from inspiring English sources

Arizona's cold-blooded immigration statute was enacted in 2010 to bring about "attrition through enforcement" — to make life so harsh for undocumented immigrants that they would be driven out of the state.

At oral argument, Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. focused on the doctrine of pre-emption, and brushed aside some effects of the law, whose explicit purpose is "attrition through enforcement" by making life so harsh for undocumented immigrants that they would be driven from the state.

Turbine design has been reconfigured to be fish-friendly and the ebb and flow mechanism to be used will enable the Severn estuary above the barrage to be maintained at a much more stable level rather than the massive rise and fall which makes it so harsh for the Severn's fragile ecosystems.

At each stop on the visit, children described their painful experiences to Ms. Kidjo, all wondering why life had been so harsh for them, yet all still hopeful about their future.

His is work, if one may use so harsh a word for it, sheerly of the imagination.

But the punishments meted out were so harsh – four years for Facebook posts saying some crap about starting a riot that never came to be, for instance – that it feels as though this won't be happening again any time soon.

"The sun is so harsh in Sydney, so for summer we designed a one-off cropped mesh style and everyone really loved it".

But in November a Qatari court sentenced a poet, Muhammad Ibn al-Dheeb, to life in prison for mocking the emir and his family.Qatari law does not actually define such a crime or provide for so harsh a sentence, but a new law in the nearby United Arab Emirates conveniently does.

Sorry for being so harsh but it's so True!

This cosmic view of humanity is so harsh and penetrating that it allows for little if any humor.

That makes him, by the play's end, a remarkably sympathetic character for someone who was so harsh.