Sentence examples for the more harsh from inspiring English sources

"The more harsh or extreme the weather, the better for bringing the outdoors in," he said.

"The sad thing is that they're not going to succeed because the more organized you are, the more harsh the government's reaction".

The well-financed group will augment Mr. Romney's own spending and could provide a vehicle for some of the more harsh attacks against his rivals.

There are many similar cases before the courts, says Ebadi. "I'm glad to say that the more harsh women's lives become, the more determined they are to overcome them.

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Mike Brennan Soundtrack.net's review claimed that the inclusion of Hoobastank and Breaking Benjamin as well as Incubus made the soundtrack "more harsh" sounding but overall lacked cohesion.

"The story has sparked considerable comment," General Hayden wrote, referring to the account in The Times, "including claims that the opinion opened the door to more harsh interrogation tactics and that information about the interrogation methods we actually have used has been withheld from our oversight committees in Congress.

This scenario will not alter the results in the labour market analysis considering the effect of more harsh punishment of the informal sector on producer wages, tightness, search, employment, and unemployment rates.

Infections with common feline viruses were rare (28 ), and seropositivity to Toxoplasma gondii was more common among lynx from central Sweden than from farther north, where the climate is more harsh and the human population less dense (29 ).

The range of pretreatment conditions evaluated gave 9 to 15% differences in the CSY between the less and more harsh pretreatment conditions.

Senator Judd Gregg of New Hampshire, the senior Republican on the committee, was more harsh in his criticism.