Sentence examples for stands harsh from inspiring English sources

It is known to be a robust system that stands harsh conditions and often been used in order to treat wastewater.

The extraordinary prevalence of firearm-related violence in the U.S. stands in harsh contrast to our peer nations.

The emerging European solution to the crisis stands in harsh contrast to the American way: Europeans refuse to devalue their own currency through the ECB.

By 1990 Manny and Fay were both retired and could no longer stand the harsh winters in the Bronx.

When buying a cleanser, go for one that's for sensitive skin, even if you think your face can stand something harsh.

This rugged shirt stands up to harsh conditions, and gets softer with each wash.

Greece's left-wing Syriza government stands opposed to harsh spending cuts while the troika demands the government make more internal reforms.

Mr Pitt has avoided a harsh stand; at the time, he opposed his predecessor's efforts to bar auditors from providing consulting services to their audit clients.

Taking a harsh stand against immigration, he says, "is unbelievable shortsightedness," because it ignores a fundamental truth about elections: "Issues are not how voters decide.

The Group of 8 is also expected to take a harsh stand against Syria's crackdown on pro-democracy protesters, officials said.

"There is no electricity and there is no security," said one shopkeeper from Deraa as he stood in the harsh sunlight.