Sentence examples for harsh month from inspiring English sources

But the pessimists pointed out that it can be a harsh month for stocks: Big market drops have a way of happening in October.

His dilapidated space heater and stainless-steel flask were the only sources of heat against the still harsh February cold.

Cosy hotel room windows are visible just above the doorways where they are sheltering in unusually harsh March temperatures.

A particularly harsh December storm in 1999 caused an estimated $23 million in damage to the park; total damages were estimated at $37 million.

At Moody's Analytics, economists remain optimistic about a recovery, despite the harsh February drop.

Sober, the harsh July sun crashing through the large rectangular windows in Dr. Gramm's office, she felt exposed and vulnerable, even more than usual.

The privacy board's harsh January report on the NSA's separate domestic telephone metadata collection program provided ammunition for critics looking to end it.

And in February, the harshest month of all?

Alton says, "This is the harshest month in the harshest year of the harshest period I have ever known for newspapers in the harshest economic climate for 80 years.

The city asks a lot of its visitors, in this or any other month: harsh climate, harsh traffic, harsh prices.

These 80 families, with about 60,000 SU, together migrated to Skagjung during winter to escape harsher conditions (October to April), undertaking a journey that lasted 20 days (both ways) and using pastures covering 987 km2.