Sentence examples for been hit by problems from inspiring English sources

Bond 25 has been hit by problems ever since it was announced four years ago.

News that Carlsberg had been hit by problems in the Russian market also hit sentiment.

But they have been hit by problems, not least low take-up in schools.

ITV's online viewing service has been hit by problems during the opening match of the World Cup.

Some of the Met's specialist sexual violence units, known as Sapphire, have been hit by problems, and in several areas the Met failed to record rape incidents as crimes, in breach of its own policy.

It is the latest sign that the former City minister faces an uphill task to win round the 7 million owner-members of the group that has been hit by problems in its bank and controversy over the pay of its top management team.

The Xbox was hit by problems this week, but those mostly seemed to have been cleared up.

In summer 2014, Google.com went offline, and Gmail was hit by problems since September.

HSBC was hit by problems in August, when issues with payments meant that many people didn't receive their pay.

There are not clear figures for how many people are hit by problems after the disease seems to have left the body.

Those rushing to download iOS 9 were hit by problems in the time after it launched – being greeted by a message that the "software update failed", rather than their shiny new operating system.