Sentence examples for to be less harsh from inspiring English sources

Cancer treatments today tend to be less harsh.

The results tend to be less harsh, and the subjects seem more reflective, as if caught in mid-thought.

All Showalter will admit is that the sour way things ended for him and Michael, who would not accept a pay cut to stay as general manager, probably "paved the way" for Steinbrenner to be less harsh in future relationships.

The justice minister, Yossi Beilin, who tends to be less harsh in his judgments, told Israeli radio, "It is hard at this point to give some kind of impression of optimism more than yesterday, or the day before yesterday, because there has been no breakthrough".

Though these centers are supposed to be less harsh than prisons, they instead operate as institutions that worsen the trauma migrant women and children experience in their dangerous countries and journeys.

Aaron Rodgers tossed six TD passes and whupped Houston! - OK, on to the boring part of football news: Commissioner Roger Goodell changed Saints players' bounty penalties to be less harsh, and one guy Jonathan Vilma, who sued Goodell says he wants the commish to recuse himself from the case because they hate each other.

But there have been indications that Rodriguez might be open to accepting a deal that would be less harsh than a lifetime ban.

The reaction environment of sample C3 may be less harsh compared with C2 due to the lower reaction temperature (22 °C).

I strongly believe if more people got to know the "other" (those of other religion, race, or culture), the world would be less harsh and close-minded.

Why the vaccine would be less harsh on the thigh than the arm is not known for certain.

Mr Cao will hope that on November 2nd New Orleanians will be less harsh in their assessment of his time in office.