Sentence examples for harshest on record from inspiring English sources
The winter of 1946-47 was one of the harshest on record; the combination of the weather, fuel shortages and the bomb damage left from the war must have made London seem on the brink of collapse.
The EIA forecasts consumption of liquid fuels and other petroleum products will be down 3.7% in 2009, following one of the harshest drops on record in the first half of 6.3%.
*** When I arrived in Montreal five years earlier, a war resister from Nebraska with little French and less money, the city was enduring its harshest winter on record.
Those workers pounded on solid rock from sunrise to sunset, hung off steep mountain cliffs in woven reed baskets and withstood the harshest winters on record in the Sierra Nevada.
Graf was finding his stride and accounted for 10 enemy aircraft in November and 12 in December 1941 during the harshest winter on record in Russia increasing his personal success to 42 aerial victories by the end of 1941.
In response to an earlier post on Marc Ambinder's Atlantic blog, Randy Scheunemann, McCain's chief foreign policy adviser (pictured at left), had some harsh, on the record words for Ambinder.
His orders didn't sound nearly as harsh as they do on record.
"If the Senate is on record with this harsh rhetoric and these extraordinarily harmful sanctions, I think it could seriously poison the well" with China, said Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the Democratic leader.
NEW YORK -- For the class of 2010, graduation marked a harsh introduction to a cruel reality: the highest average debt load on record and a 9.1percentt unemployment rate.
