Sentence examples for still harsh from inspiring English sources

The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is not as unforgiving as Monaco but it is still harsh.

Racial divisions and discrimination were still harsh, but white Atlantans were generally more open to communication with African American leadership.

His dilapidated space heater and stainless-steel flask were the only sources of heat against the still harsh February cold.

The ride was still harsh in the Sport I tested, but the adjustable suspension with sport and comfort settings was a mild improvement over the original.

This was the case with the punk band Pussy Riot, in which one defendant was spared jail time and two others received less than the maximum, though still harsh, sentences.

Herzog's return to fiction, based on his 1997 doc Little Dieter Needs To Fly, is a traditionally told but still harsh and effective story of one man's survival after being shot down over Laos during the Vietnam war.

Mubanga began to suffer still harsher conditions.

Two-thirds reject Osborne's plan to balance the books by 2017-18 with still harsher austerity.

"Rescued" countries like Greece and Ireland risk being trapped in a spiral of pay cuts, public spending cuts and tax increases leading to economic stagnation or contraction that yields smaller revenues, forcing still harsher cuts.

Uganda, influenced by evangelical Christianity, has provoked an international outcry over a still harsher bill that advocates the death penalty in certain cases of gay sex, for instance when one partner is HIV-positive.

As the advertising slogan of the period put it: "People Like You Are Changing …", the agent of change being a harsh and wood-smoky Players No 6 or its still harsher and wood-smokier, scaled down stable mate: a No 10.