Since then, one of history's most open societies has developed a huge, costly, harsh and often arbitrary system of expulsion.
But she contends that if the capital is moved -- given Alaska's huge size, harsh climate and wildly beautiful but exceptionally rugged terrain -- the same factors will remain a problem for many residents and legislators seeking to reach it.
I was not sure I saw a huge difference between harsh and brutal — my dictionary says one meaning of harsh is brutal.
The recovery that has flickered to life in the United States and much of Northern Europe is missing in euro zone nations straining under huge debt and harsh austerity measures — places like Greece, Ireland and Portugal that have imposed large spending cuts and tax increases.
He continues, "It was hard to make and install such a huge one in a harsh natural environment, but I found a really strong, beautiful, and vibrant contrast there".
Yes, the ride can be harsh on those huge wheels, and the people who designed the unintuitive controls should be sent home in an Acura.
Given that Ireland thrashed England in the 2011 tournament (and the Netherlands gave the same team a huge fright), it seems a harsh step on those nations trying to grow their cricket communities.
Rutherford's third leap was a big one – but also a huge foul – and there were harsh words from his coach, Dan Pfaff, to whom he returned for advice between each jump.
Huge racial disparities in often harsh, arbitrary, zero-tolerance school discipline policies that deny countless children of essential education and push them into the criminal justice system.
Driving through town the equally vibrant colors of vegetables and fruit, carrots, huge cauliflowers, pomegranates contrast the harsh environment where unemployment is high, and women are not often seen.
