Sentence examples for were too harsh to from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, the default (i.e., manufacturer recommended) cell lysis and histone extraction protocol for the anti-H3 AlphaLISA antibody [ 10], which have been optimized to capture histone H3 and measure levels of H3K27 tri-methylation, which is a covalent modification, were too harsh to maintain specific bromodomain histone protein protein interaction.

Below an altitude of 1.5km, conditions are too harsh to fly safely.

It would be too harsh to conclude that the FSA is incompetent.

It would be too harsh to suggest Messi lacks the savvy of Maradona in his time.

It would have been too harsh to send Mr. David to a state prison, Mr. Myers said.

"I still think two days into a five-day game it's too harsh to say we haven't got it right," he said.

It may be too harsh to accuse de Wolfe of "extraordinary social obtuseness," but her greater devotion to her possessions than to her companions bespeaks a superficiality that often shaded into obliviousness, particularly in later years.

"I don't know if it's too harsh to call the judge ignorant," she said, "but she certainly has a fundamental misunderstanding of how discrimination plays out for working mothers".

Mr. Opfer said he thought that the lifestyle would be too harsh to raise a family, and that it would take many years to pay off his anticipated medical school debt of at least $120,000.

When Laura's Pa sees that the muskrats are building especially thick nests in the creek he realises that the winter will be too harsh to survive in the country and so moves the family into the town.

It would be too harsh to say that the happier the English, the more miserable the others, but you get the drift.