Sandy beaches are harsh environments, driving resident arthropod populations to various typical adaptations, particularly behavioural ones.
We've come to the point where if you stand anywhere in our culture and note the actions of the people you see, the getting in and out of cars, the waiting in line, talking into plastic gadgets -- there is a single harsh authority driving all this.
Your car will also be susceptible to wear because of harsher driving conditions.
He said that harsh attacks were driving out possible nominees who were leery of the confirmation process.
Human vice has endured, liberal voices here say, as it has for centuries, with harsh penalties only driving underground activities like drug use, drinking and pornography.
Battered by harsh winds and driving rain, he endured lectures from the city's mayor, oncoming cars and even a group of shirtless men invading his live shots.
Success Academy, which has a reputation for harsh discipline and driving out "difficult" children and families, already has a teacher preparation program similar to to one being floated by the SUNY Charter sub-committee.
This 1973 piece, harsh and driving and bursting into episodes of free jazz, turns out to have been radically ahead of its time.
For example, snow tires which enhance traction during harsh winter driving conditions are labelled with a snowflake on the mountain symbol.
Many Kenyan drivers spend two weeks on the road driving in harsh conditions and sleeping in squalid hotels.
