Sentence examples for continue to be hit from inspiring English sources

Women continue to be hit harder than men.

In fact, young people continue to be hit hardest by Tory policies.

If the banks come out on top, millions of people will continue to be hit with excessive and unfair fees, according to the consumer organisation Which?

"Civilians, including children, are paying the heaviest price in the ongoing conflict, as civilian infrastructure, such as schools and hospitals, continue to be hit," he said.

Oil prices continue to be hit by an unexpected rise in US crude stocks announced on Wednesday, with Brent crude down 1.6% at $39.8 a barrel.

Nor will the resilience be universal: eastern Europe's indebted economies will suffer as global banks cut back, and emerging economies intertwined with America, such as Mexico, will continue to be hit hard.

Investors fled financial shares, and on Tuesday the sector continued to be hit hard, closing 1.7 percent lower.

Bennett charged at the Cuban, but continued to be hit more often than he could hit Savon.

Others continued to be hit by industrial action, including the platinum subsidiary of Anglo American, down 6p at 19.38.

They are continuing to be hit in the urban north by a public that is sick of Labour's complacent "born to rule" attitude.

Gary E. Hayes, a consultant in New York who often visits London, said he found that it continued to be hit or miss whether cab drivers at Heathrow Airport accept credit cards.