Sentence examples for be slammed with from inspiring English sources

The Fed's stress tests assumed that the 19 banks would be slammed with $534 billion of losses in just over two years.

Realclimate will emphasize the very tentative nature of this forecast, and caution that there is a danger that if one doesn't fully realize how doubtful some of the assumptions are, climate modelers may well be slammed with the accusation that "they predicted a cooling but it didn't happen".

They should be slammed with an antitrust suit".

Now they're gonna be slammed with additionally fees and paying other rate hikes.

However, the Big Three's sales will be slammed, with some imports, especially Japanese, making sales gains.

Now they're going to be slammed with additional fees and paying other rate hikes.

Now the precinct is slammed with phone calls from every single block.

What he did not know then, as he was slammed with waves of melancholy, was that he had severe depression.

In addition to the heavy snow, the city and its environs have been slammed with a steady dose of cold.

"My building for the last few days is slammed with RH catalogues (17 pounds each) with another trailer full coming in next week," one wrote.

Last year's Pinstripe Bowl was played less than a week after New York had been slammed with 20 inches of snow, but no problems arose.