Sentence examples for bigger knock from inspiring English sources

The UK, which has been one of the few bright spots in the global recovery since 2014, would take an even bigger knock.

The Brazilian Socialist Party (PSB) of Marina Silva, a charismatic centrist who is fighting it out with the PSDB's Aécio Neves for a spot in the second round against Ms Rousseff, will probably take a bigger knock, dropping a fifth of the 35 seats it now controls.

Currency headwinds have a bigger knock-on effect, too, as Luca Maestri, Apple's SVP and CFO described it.

The court has taken a big knock.

Its reputation has taken the biggest knock.

It was a big knock.

It's a big knock for him and a big knock for England too.

The biggest knock on Vargas is his lack of experience.

The big knock against smartphones, iPods and iPads is that no one really needs one.

Mr Sharif's peace plans have taken a big knock in Peshawar.

Big knock this for Trott, who watches the two balls sail past off stump.