They will face a much less crowded field and their managers will have honed their moneymaking skills in the harshest of all environments.
He has been criticised for not doing enough to engage the Syrian opposition, for failing to make proposed ceasefires stick, for focusing on the political process to the exclusion of reducing violence against civilians, and harshest of all, for staffing his own team with longterm associates – the word "cronyism" is often heard – rather than experts with experience in the region.
Verily, the harshest of all voices is the voice (braying) of the ass".
Though he spares virtually no one with his withering raps, Public Enemy's Chuck D is harshest of all on his fellow blacks, expounding on everything from history to fashion: Use your brain instead of a gun.
In the absence of a sequenced genome, a well annotated reference transcriptome of the bald notothen will serve as a model of gene expression in the coldest and harshest of all polar marine environments, useful for future comparative studies of cold adaptation and thermal responses in polar teleosts and ectotherms.
To some extent this was the consequence of Peter's ruthless manner, his dynamism, his harsh suppression of all opposition, and his obstinate imposition of his will.
His harsh treatment of all (whether Puritan or Roman Catholic) who differed with him on ecclesiastical questions caused him to be attacked in the anti-episcopal Marprelate Tracts (1588 89) and to be characterized as "Morrell," the bad shepherd, in Edmund Spenser's The Shepheardes Calender (1579).
I will be a harsh chronicler of all my flaws.
Unfortunately, the harsh reality of all realities about business ownership is that having a business is one of the hardest ventures anyone can undertake!
"We wanted to show the harsh reality of all cancers," adds Doyle, 30, from Vancouver, British Columbia, who was diagnosed in January 2012, also with stage 2B invasive ductal carcinoma.
