Sentence examples for ran a harsh from inspiring English sources

It ran a harsh vigilante justice system.

When Tomlin went to the Steelers, he was an outsider and he ran a harsh training camp to establish who was boss.

In addition, Hispanic voters made up a smaller percentage of voters who went to the polls this year, perhaps in reaction to the Democratic primary campaign in which Mr. Green defeated Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, after accusations that Mr. Green ran a harsh, racially divisive runoff campaign.

Mr. McCain was running a harsh advertisement against Mr. Bush last week and had others ready to go if necessary.

Those same officials took a hard line on the Southern Weekend conflict by ordering newspapers to run a harsh editorial denouncing the protesting journalists.

In response to the government's opposition to the international arrest warrant, the moderate Milan daily Corriere della Sera ran an unusually harsh front-page comment saying, "Someone accused of fiscal fraud is deceiving the Italian people".

In the 1996 Iowa caucuses, Mr. Forbes ran a series of harsh ads that tarnished Mr. Dole's image and, many say, harmed his candidacy.

TOKYO — As Japan moves to cut back on nuclear power after last year's disaster in Fukushima, it is running into a harsh economic reality: the cost of immediately abandoning its nuclear reactors may be too high for some big utilities to shoulder.

Mr. Romney's campaign is running a raft of harsh advertisements against the president, including one that has been repeatedly criticized by news media "fact checkers" for falsely alleging he is stripping work requirements from the 1996 welfare overhaul law.

The growing friendship, however, also raises the possibility that Russia could be abetting human rights violations by the North Korean regime, which has been accused of arbitrary arrests and executions and is known to run a network of harsh labor camps.

The Internet commercial appeared hours after Ed Gillespie, the Republican National Committee chairman, gave a speech accusing Mr. Kerry's campaign of running an already unreasonably harsh campaign.