Sentence examples for harsh round from inspiring English sources

John McCain and George W. Bush head into New York today to begin personally campaigning in a state whose primary seems likely to help determine their fates, after setting a bitter stage yesterday with a harsh round of exchanges about the way each man is trying to win the White House.

Hillary Clinton has been subjected to yet another harsh round of public vetting and scrutiny, both from her traditional conservative detractors, as well as more left-leaning Sanders supporters.

Putin's statement, following talks with the president of Switzerland in Moscow, looked likely to delay the imposition of a harsher round of economic penalties.

The Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, has submitted proposals for a harsh new round of austerity measures totalling €13bn (£9.35bn) in an attempt to break the deadlock over its bailout and is now seeking the backing of parliament in Athens.

Saturday's will be a great fight, but it is also one that possibly should happen in a year or two when they both know about hard and harsh 12-round fights.

In the summer and fall of 2003, many of those generals turned their men loose on Iraq's population, employing harsh measures to round up insurgents and compel civilians to hand them over.

Retribution, according to yet another version, was immediate and harsh: rebels were rounded up and lynched.

The parents agreed, but a visit to see her on the East Coast was marred by another round of harsh words and accusations.

The breakdown in the deal with the FARC led to a new round of harsh accusations between Mr. Chávez and Mr. Uribe.

But the opposition accused Morrison of a "cynical and dishonest" campaign to use the NDIS as cover for "another round of harsh cuts to vulnerable Australians", saying the previous increase to the Medicare levy was only ever intended to part-fund the landmark scheme.

If Gov. Quinn's political plan fails -- or even if it succeeds -- this is likely only the beginning of a long round of harsh realities that Illinois public schools will face in the years to come.