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(1) It was a muscular, hard-hitting documentary.

(2) The newspaper ran a hard-hitting editorial criticizing the government's economic policies.

(3) The committee published a hard-hitting report on the bank's management.

(4) In a hard-hitting speech to the IMF, he urged third world countries to undertake sweeping reforms.

(5) The London Society, in its hard-hitting commentary, also calls for a director general.

(6) Strong words and clear rulings from a hard-hitting legal eagle.

(7) The practical and hard-hitting report was summarised as a special supplement in Building magazine.

(8) Their decision to speak out coincides with a hard-hitting national campaign which begins on television tonight.

(9) I try to concentrate all my hard-hitting, fast moving units on one flank.

(10) The company is launching a hard-hitting advertising campaign to promote its PowerBook line of portable computers, Graziano said.

(11) Novotna really made Seles fight in a hard-hitting battle that surely set a new decibel record!

(12) With his latest, hard-hitting campaign ad, Robertson has really gone beyond the pale.

(13) It's a very hard-hitting critical article.

(14) His hard-hitting speech on the need for reform was a fairly typical example of his defiant attitude.

(15) The 29-year-old is a hard-hitting defender for the Pittsburg Steelers club and attracted the attention of a shampoo company with his 3-feet long,(sentencedict.com) frizzy hair.

(16) And what about the good-looking actors and hard-hitting plot of the wildly popular music video?

(17) A hard-hitting and often controversial figure in British media, the Irish-born Holmes became a lifelong Manchester United fan because of one man: George Best.

(18) That doesn't mean you should throw all your hard-hitting questions out at the beginning.

(19) The hard-hitting research was published in the journal PLoS ONE.

(20) He struck an attitude of defiance with a typically hard-hitting speech.

(21) Respect for Animals, a recently formed pressure group, has chosen a hard-hitting anti-fur campaign as its first move.

(22) Firm judgments of the cases he has investigated have often been accompanied by hard-hitting comments about the problems his office has encountered.

(23) Similarly, Colescott paints big, lush narrative acrylics on canvas, hard-hitting narrative works that travel across time and history.

(24) But the marketing campaign conflicts directly with the government's latest hard-hitting message for drink-drivers. Sentencedict.com

(25) In 1934 he made his Warwickshire debut, and quickly caught the eye as a hard-hitting middle-order batsman.

(26) The government launched a police reform commission in 2006 but its hard-hitting recommendations languished, forgotten, amid cabinet musical chairs.

(27) In addition to reporting from behind a desk, they go out into the field to conduct hard-hitting interviews with important political and cultural figures.

(28) While many onlookers lamented the departure of one of China's most effective advocates for hard-hitting journalism, Hu wasn't silent for long.

(29) And yet Ron has the remarkable ability to take these complex and vital insights and to present them in clear, lucid, hard-hitting terms to the non-economist reader.

(30) The Bank of Italy's outgoing governor, Mario Draghi, spelt things out recently in a hard-hitting farewell speech (before taking the reins at the European Central Bank).