Sentence examples for a harsh negotiating from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a harsh negotiating" is not correct in English.
It should be "harsh negotiation" to refer to a tough or difficult negotiation process.
Example: "The company faced a harsh negotiation with the union over the new contract terms."
Alternatives: "tough negotiation" or "difficult negotiation."

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A noted German author from a later generation, Martin Walser, recalled, in a remembrance that he wrote for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung: "Outside Germany one heard that she was a harsh negotiating partner.

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It was nearly four years ago that the Greek government negotiated its agreement with the IMF for a harsh austerity programme that was ostensibly designed to resolve its budget problems.

That is a harsh judgment.

Was Haig a harsh man?

A harsh wind was blowing.

What a harsh lesson.

This is a harsh environment.

"It is a harsh policy.

A harsh lesson learnt perhaps.

A harsh clampdown is underway.

Never a harsh, etc., etc.

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