Sentence examples for consequences of hitting from inspiring English sources

On Saturday the editorial page of The Wall Street Journal ridiculed those worried about the consequences of hitting the ceiling as the "Armageddon lobby".

Australian author Christos Tsiolkas has won the £10,000 Commonwealth writers' prize for his edgily controversial novel about the consequences of hitting someone else's child.

I think also the inability of so many central banks to hit their 2percentt inflation target has caused some people to say, "I want to actually see evidence that you can hit 2percentt, and since we've just seen the consequences of hitting the zero lower bound, I want to take out some insurance against hitting the zero lower bound more quickly". I think both concerns are credible.

Prof Tom Reimchen, a UVic co-author on the study, uses a financial analogy to explain the damaging consequences of hitting adult populations hardest.

When we made one Honduran father aware of the negative consequences of hitting his children, he figured out on his own that it would likely be just as beneficial to stop hitting his wife.

We defined consequences of HIT as occurring from 1 day before it was suspected to 30 days thereafter.

Moreover, understanding and averting the unintended consequences of HIT is essential to realizing the benefits and improving quality of care delivery and patient outcomes [ 34, 35].

The field of systems engineering offers some promising tools that may be adapted to the study of health care delivery, providing a buffer against some of the unintended consequences of HIT adoption and highlighting new mechanisms for improving care delivery [ 11].

The consequences of deindustrialisation hit huge swaths of the UK, particularly Wales and northern England, hard.

In their letter, the former foreign secretaries state: "The dangers of this corruption do not stop at Russia's borders and Alexander Litvinenko's murder shows the consequences of such lawlessness hitting British shores.

And despite the best of intentions, the unintended consequences merit hitting the pause button," he says of the need to delay Durbin's rules.