Sentence examples for very harsh decision from inspiring English sources
The phrase "very harsh decision" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe a decision that is particularly difficult or severe. For example, "The judge made a very harsh decision to jail the defendant for life without parole".
It is a very harsh decision, he did not deserve that at all.
"He went for the ball," moaned Wenger, who felt that it was a "very harsh" decision.
but no matter what the sentence may be, I'd still believe my very harsh decision would be justified.
Suso is also hooked for Henderson Updated at 5.18pm GMT 5.14pm GMT 51 mins Mansfield are claiming that Carragher stopped their latest effort with his hand but it would have been a very harsh decision on Carragher if that had been given as a peno.
The ensuing imbroglio in which Watson publicly voiced his displeasure at the "very harsh" decision and appeared to suggest that he may quit Test cricket ("At this point in time … I'm sort of weighing up my future and what I want to do with my cricket in general") illustrated the problems that Waugh had predicted would be caused by the captain being a selector: division and instability in the team.
"I just think it's a very harsh decision on Neil Warnock.
"I don't want to go on and on about referees but I thought the two penalty decisions were very harsh, and a third decision if you include the sending-off.
Portsmouth's administrator, Trevor Birch,issued a statement calling the League's decision "very harsh" and hopes it can be reversed.
"We've made it clear to the League that Portsmouth needs all the help it can get at the moment, which makes today's decision very harsh.
The decision seemed very harsh.
We all witnessed a decision that seemed very harsh, possibly incredible at that moment in the game".
