The phrase "a range of harsh" is not correct and sounds incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to describe a variety of harsh conditions or experiences, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The report highlighted a range of harsh realities faced by the community."
Alternatives: "a variety of severe" or "a spectrum of tough".
We report that spontaneous DNA damage triggers persistence in Saccharomyces cerevisiae by activating the general stress response, providing protection against a range of harsh stress and drug environments.
The technology is effective in a range of harsh conditions, such as high pressure, extreme UV exposure, high acidity, and freezing temperatures, and SLIPS can be created on almost any surface, including glass, plastics, and metals.
Non-toxic and anti-corrosive, SLIPS is proving effective on almost any surface, including glass, plastics, and metals, and in a range of harsh conditions, such as high pressure, freezing temperature, extreme UV exposure, and high acidity.
Finally, to demonstrate its application feasibility, the array device was applied to study the polymeric surface layer stability under a range of harsh conditions (14 > pH > 1, ionic strength up to 5.3 M NaCl).
Hayden said that he sought to lay out a chronology of the agency's decision to begin taping interrogations of terror suspects in 2002 -- during which agency officers employed a range of harsh methods -- as well as the decision to destroy the recordings three years later.
After exposure to a range of harsh temperature conditions (−80 to 60 °C) for a week and even 5 months at 60 °C, these hemostatic bandages remain capable of releasing active nanofibers.
The tracks composed by Ishimoto cover a range of moods, from "harsh and in-your-face" to "stunning and lovely", but were primarily used as ambient background music.
After a trial in Florida, the five were found guilty of a range of offenses and given harsh sentences, with Hernández receiving two consecutive life terms.
The UN Convention on Genocide, agreed in 1948, offers a range of actions (killing, harming, imposing harsh conditions, restricting birth, forcible adoption) which are genocidal if committed with intent to "destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group".As an attempt to ring-fence a particular category of mass annihilation, this presents huge problems.
But now there is a regime in which, given a range of choices, they are selecting the harshest.
Assemblyman John S. Wisniewski, a Democrat from Sayreville who has fought with the board over a range of issues -- particularly what he considers harsh treatment of low-income customers -- said it was past time for a change in leadership.
