Sentence examples for this may be harsh from inspiring English sources

The appointment was widely described as the first foray into public life by one of Mandela's children, although this may be harsh on Zenani's sister, Zindzi, who was active in the African National Congress underground during the anti-apartheid struggle and famously relayed a defiant message from her father to a crowd in Soweto in 1985.

This may be harsh to hear and not seem fair but the marketplace is never fair.

"It may be harsh on Europe's bondholders but, equally, utterly necessary".

The disclosure programme may be harsh and inequitable, but for healthier, acquisitive outfits it may have a silver lining.

While economic conditions may be harsh in other countries, those countries are responsible for their citizens' lot.

(Well, unilateral may be harsh. He apparently convinced the council of an indigenous village to approve the project).

It may be harsh to blame the rider, but Flat racing at the highest level is an unforgiving business, and I mean business.

9.03am: While we wait for the hearing to start, here's more from Meyer's book: History will doubtless charge Blair and Bush with a number of sins of omission and commission in Iraq; and its judgment may be harsh.

It may be harsh to say that most of those outside the administrative criminology stable do less well with communication.

The comparison may be harsh, but in fairness, LG could do worse than to try to follow Samsung's example here.

It may be harsh, but it is important.