Bradley is also
unduly harsh
on the usefulness of a chair absorption measurement method involving screens.
It all
seems a bit harsh
for just some eating arrangements.
Harsh reality
of poverty in britain today.
I received a mark which in my opinion
seemed quite harsh.
I think a 20metre max is a
tad harsh, if all is well there should be no depth limits at all.
Trekking up from london to glasgow to visit the original home of rangers fc when you hate football
sounds a bit harsh.
Harsh punishments
for such an act.
I'm sorry if that
sounds harsh, but, actually, it's a real bug bear of mine.
Also, he would frequently reverse the camp commandant's decisions if he thought that they were
unnecessarily harsh.
Harshest opera critic?
Should this
appear harsh, then the tenant would have a good claim against his solicitor.
Was the fine
overly harsh
for such a young business?
Harsh criticism
here.
Make all maneuvers slower than normal and
avoid harsh, violent movements.
The review rightly identifies indefinite suspension as an
excessively harsh
penalty for a doctor who is sick.
Harsh detergents.
Instead, life
becomes increasingly harsher
for the ordinary person.
It is
unusually harsh
criticism, especially coming from a close ally.
Harsh winters.
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