Filipino activism had deep roots: harsh treatment in the Hawaiian cane fields, including whippings, led to a history of sometimes violent strikes.
"As we debate deep and harsh cuts to programs that help middle-class families, it is outrageous that taxpayers are being told to foot the bill for the Mexican trucking industry to comply with American safety standards," said Representative Peter DeFazio, a Democrat from Oregon.
Sandwich pipes (SPs) offer sensible and cost-effective design alternative for extraction of oil and gas in deep and harsh waters.
"The costs of a 'haircut' for municipal bondholders would be spread widely, but for Detroit's approximately 20,000 retirees, cuts would be deep and harsh and immediately devastating.
A variety of words were offered to describe the intensity of the cough: hacking, deep, strong, harsh, intense, deep, and barking.
Since the appearance of the word hostility in the world there has been no precedent of such deep-rooted, harsh and persistent policy as the hostile policy the US has pursued towards the DPRK.
"It is an anguished and necessary effort to avoid the ultimate, deepest and harshest level of the crisis.
Across Europe, the nation-state was asserting its power over ordinary citizens in a deeper and harsher way than ever before, with governments seizing taxes and young men for conscription at an unprecedented rate.
However, the new revenue projections allowed the governor, in his revised budget proposal, to ease the state's tax bite and to restore some spending for public education, rather than present what many had expected: a draconian proposal for deeper and harsher budget cuts to close the state's huge budget gap.
An actor's attempted excavation of her own deepest and harshest experiences to lend them to characters adds a dimension of self-revelation (even if only to oneself), of wounds reopened and memories relived, that would make for agony in therapy.
