Apple bears have harped on the possibility of disappointing iPhone sales this quarter.
Eni's Gazprom pact is "against the interests of the EU, " Jean-Arnold Vinois, an EU energy-supply bureaucrat, reportedly harped at a May conference.
He himself, more than any other Israeli politician, has harped since the mid-1990s on the threat to Israel of an Iranian bomb.
They harped on the 12% annual growth in pharmacy sales since 1995.
The French no campaign harped on the fear that living standards would be undermined by competition from the east (famously symbolised by Polish plumbers).
"The Conn situation was something we really harped on, " said Jennifer Griffith, a master docket clerk in the office until she left in late 2007.
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Jackson particularly singles out the fact that Chanos has harped upon an imminent crash for over a year and this crash has, well, yet to occur.
She had weight issues that their parents harped on non-stop.
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Millions of us are popping prescription pills for innocuous ills, when simple lifestyle changes of diet and exercise--harped on by physicians for decades--are more effective and a lot cheaper.
Some Tories believe that last year's general election might have been won outright had Mr Cameron not harped on about his pet philosophy, and are not reconciled to it.
In her interview with Roberts, she continued to hammer away at the same themes that she has harped on for years, as if saying them repeatedly will make them true.
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But, while Dr. Nasser Marafih and Manoj Kohli spent significant time talking about the importance of increasing wireless broadband penetration during the shared keynote, they also harped on the importance of using available bandwidth efficiently.
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