Zero tillage with mulch, zero tillage without mulch, ploughing, and ploughing plus harrowing out-yielded ploughing plus harrowing twice by 33.7, 30.5, 18.9 and 17.9%, respectively.
— the scene over which Dr. Hsu presides is out-and-out harrowing.
The harrowing tale playing out at the prominent midwestern college suggests many women remain reluctant to report assaults on campus, and is consistent with research suggesting rapists are often serial predators.
It's harrowing climbing out of that deep hole and forging a new life after staggering loss.
I found that role in Nobody's Child, a television film based on the true story of a woman who'd made a harrowing journey out of mental illness.
What little information trickled out was as harrowing as what had come in the days before, when some hostages who had managed to escape told of workers being forced to wear explosives.
Despite not having seen it, I can safely say it can't possibly be as harrowing as everyone's making out, unless it consists of nothing but live footage of a kitten autopsy performed by a blindfolded drunk.
This intelligent but twisted policier is harrowing from the inside out.
The sharp increase in murders of police officers, up almost 40 percent since last year, has raised fears of a resurgence of the First Capital Command, a criminal organization that carried out a harrowing four-day uprising here in 2006 during which almost 200 people were killed.
At a meeting of national-security experts in August, he played out a harrowing crisis situation involving Iran and concluded afterward that "much though I'm attracted to the freshness of Obama's life story, I would come out on the experience side of it" — that is, on Clinton's side.
