Sentence examples for vastly harsher from inspiring English sources
Prison sentences here have become "vastly harsher than in any other country to which the United States would ordinarily be compared," Michael H. Tonry, a leading authority on crime policy, wrote in "The Handbook of Crime and Punishment".
But that authority does not include the right to penalize firms for immigration violations that have not been determined by the federal government nor to impose penalties vastly harsher than Congress intended when it created the current employer sanctions system more than 20 years ago.
The point is that while there is legitimate uncertainty about what the Fed should be doing, the costs of being too harsh vastly exceed the costs of being too lenient.
One also has to listen through the sound system, which gives the voices a harsh disembodied glaze (and vastly amplifies the castanets).
Although only 20 percent of these were substantiated, researchers report that physical abuse, including harsh physical discipline that is equivalent to abuse, is vastly underreported and may be 20 times more prevalent than is reflected in official statistics.
The harshest criticism of AT&T's Armstrong was that he vastly overpaid for the cable properties and even that rap may get revised.
However, if some of these challenges can be overcome in the harsh chemical environment of the bladder, cancer treatment can be vastly improved.
The incessant rattles of earlier models were almost entirely absent in the 2003 test car, partly because of vastly improved assembly quality and somewhat attributable to a ride that is no longer slam-bang harsh.
Opponents say the harsh conditions there heighten the dangers of drilling and make cleaning up any potential spill vastly more complicated than in the comparatively benign waters of the gulf.
If that sounds harsh, consider the debacle of recent diplomacy -- a debacle brought on by awesome arrogance and a vastly inflated sense of self-importance.
