Sentence examples for two harsh from inspiring English sources

It holds the centre ground between two harsh extremes.

It certainly doesn't prepare a country politically for two harsh economic years.

I asked White whether she had been influenced by Rakoff's two harsh opinions, before she arrived, accusing the S.E.C. of letting off Citigroup and Bank of America far too easily.

George Stevens was the last to join up and the last to leave, hanging on to complete the two harsh documentaries on Nazi atrocities that were shown as key evidence at the Nuremberg trials.

She declined to take a position on the Keystone XL oil pipeline, even though the E.P.A. has submitted two harsh critiques of the environmental impact statements produced by the State Department, which must rule on the pipeline project because it would span the border with Canada.

But their gusto can obscure two harsh truths: Ukraine faces a security crisis and an economic crisis, and neither will end soon.Money for nothingSome Europeans, like George Soros, a financier, believe Ukraine is in such trouble that the EU must flood it with no-strings cash.

Mr. Mugabe's two harshest critics in the region were absent at the meeting Saturday.

Morgan, as a former editor of the News of the World and Daily Mirror, is notorious for being on the receiving end of the two harshest censures ever delivered by Press Complaints Commission for breaches of the editors' code.

Tens of thousands of children, starting as young as six years-old, have traditionally worked in Bolivia's two harshest jobs: cutting sugar cane and mining.

60 years of friendship without one harsh word.

As Gorbachev made one harsh move after another, the Administration sent out confusing signals.