Sentence examples for a hefty hit from inspiring English sources

That is a hefty hit on people living on very low incomes.

We've already taken a hefty hit, £170 million cut from the budget over the last 2 years.

Investors in emerging markets took a hefty hit in 2008, with most of the major emerging indices losing more than 50 per cent of their value.

At our dark table it was hard to tell if a bite being speared was a chunk of chorizo (also in the sauce) or a hefty hit of garlic.

Sobrassada, a spicy cured pork sausage made from native black Iberian pigs and a hefty hit of paprika, soaks into the sweet pastry, staining it orange and transforming it into a savoury treat.

Whether Fernando Torres, rejuvenated to an extent under Benitez, makes the cut remains to be seen but Chelsea will be aware they would take a hefty hit on the £50m they paid Liverpool should Mourinho decide he does not fit his bill.

That's a pretty hefty hit as the US was projected to grow and an annualised rate of about 2.5% in the fourth quarter.

And as Vox notes, a dry summer is an especially hefty hit.

Forbes released its list of the world's billionaires and it looks like the U.S. tech billionaires took a pretty hefty hit from the economic crisis.

This helps determine whether fighters' common practice of wiggling their foot in their air results in an actual hit, but measuring the precise force of these kicks would ensure that only sufficiently hefty hits count towards the tally.

The iPhone 5S starts at £549 ($649) for a model with 16GB of storage, with prices going up from there, through £629 ($749) for 32GB, and hitting a hefty £709 ($849) for 64GB of storage.