Sentence examples for running harsh from inspiring English sources

But in the 1996 campaign Mr Forbes went much further, running harsh attack advertisements against the Republican favourite, Bob Dole.

In the 2006 mid-terms several Republican congressmen from border areas, noting the fury of their constituents, ran harsh anti-immigration campaigns.

Mr. Forbes, who has run for no office other than the presidency, has been at odds with the Republican Party establishment since he used his considerable personal fortune in 1996 to run harsh advertisements in the primary race attacking Mr. Dole.

News accounts noted his flubbed speech lines and raised questions about his willingness to debate, his plan for a huge tax cut and his party's efforts to run harsh attack advertisements.

Still, there is no running from harsh realities.

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

By the nineteen-eighties, after the initial years of openness and experimentation, the government panicked and began running extremely harsh advertisements on television equating drug use with madness, evil, and crime.

"We had an extremely low prevalence of drug use compared with other countries, but then all at once the gap between occasional users and people with a problem began to disappear". By the nineteen-eighties, after the initial years of openness and experimentation, the government panicked and began running extremely harsh advertisements on television equating drug use with madness, evil, and crime.

It ran a harsh vigilante justice system.

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

For Root, the injury is the latest cruel blow in a difficult winter in which his dream start in international cricket ran into harsh reality.