Examples of using Very harsh in English and their translations into Polish
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Appropriate for women As we understand that steroids could be very harsh on ladies and most will certainly cause major side impacts such as virilization due to women usage.
No one obeys any laws here… that is why King Peter impresses his power in a very harsh manner.
difficult to access and in very harsh conditions, in the heart of the Amazon rainforest.
Hue clearly rejected the Soviet model, and reserved very harsh criticism for Soviet leaders who had"rejected, for years, human rights and'bourgeois' democracy" and had oppressed individual liberties and aspirations.
Malagasy live there in a very harsh environment and rely mostly on fish as their main source of food.
Far north of the Arctic Circle in the far north-east, there is a third climate type- the Arctic climate with very harsh winters.
many people think that people of this specialty are very harsh and cold-blooded.
Data protection and thus the protection of privacy will likely be put to a very harsh test.
Beautiful, but very harsh terrain, great wildlife,
A very harsh punishment is described in the verse:"That soul will be cut off from its nation." Numbers 9:13.
Timber production was obtained from the stands with a very harsh mountain climate of the Eastern Carpathians in the Carpathians.
Everyone now acknowledges that the Greek Government has taken very harsh measures, most of which have already started to be applied at the expense of and with sacrifices by the Greek people.
aggressive Czech Depressive Disorder and after that very harsh and energetic Ambassador21 with a charismatic vocalist.
characterized by long hot summers and very harsh winters.
have been adapted to a very harsh exploitation.
There is a statement in Buddhism- a very harsh statement, but I think it has a lot of truth to it:"You cannot rely on samsaric beings,
I believe for Europe- for the Commission to take a very harsh stance in support of the workings of European justice.
this can be very harsh and there is simply no way such a dosing could ever be recommended in a responsible manner.
the European Commission has indeed ratified the government's programme and a very harsh programme has indeed been ratified
other member states have been asked to implement very harsh measures on social expenditures whilst at the same time multinational enterprises are eluding taxes thanks to the cooperation of European national governments.