Sentence examples for to harshness from inspiring English sources

More generally this study showed that shift to subterranean life was an adapted response of collembolan communities to harshness of the environment and that vertically stratified ecosystems allow a more complete expression of their functional diversity.

The four dimensions roughly corresponded (in descending order of ) to "harshness", "complexity", "size", and "appeal".

Banana plugs, the absence of tone controls, the tendency to harshness when cold are family traits inherited by the NAIT.

Due to harshness of weather, Tibetans use scarves instead of flowers as offerings for prayers with special wishes.

Some general trends in isolate responses to harshness of the primary hydrolyzate screen were notable.

Many students, while agreeing on the need to punish the disrupters, objected to the harshness of the three suspensions.

Danticat has lost many relatives and friends to the harshness of being Haitian, one or two to unacknowledged or unrecognized AIDS, another in detention as a hopeful refugee, one to assassination, two more to the recent earthquake.

Inspired, readers went out into the Alaskan wild, to see if they could stand up to its harshness and, in some way, better themselves.

In the mid-2000s Woodside Petroleum had to pull out of its drilling in the Bight due to the harshness of the conditions.

In the mid-2000s, Woodside Petroleum had to pull out of its drilling in the bight due to the harshness of the conditions.

During the reign of Henry, Bloet accepted the supervision of St Albans abbey, ruled by his relative Richard, when Richard objected to the harshness of the archbishop of Canterbury and switched the abbey's obedience to Lincoln instead.