Sentence examples for could be slammed from inspiring English sources
If the U.S. government did not waive Buy American preferences for all firms operating in any TPP country to conform to TPP rules, the United States could be slammed with indefinite trade sanctions.
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One money manager, Arnold Silver of Los Angeles-based A. Silver Associates, figures Friday's dismal market performance might well have been an early sign that the market -- despite its recent strength -- could be slammed by a wave of panic selling the next time it's struck by unexpectedly bad news, maybe kicked off by a lightening quick 200-300 drop in the Dow Jones Industrials.
Ah, well, one nice thing about cellphones was that they couldn't be slammed down, merely closed with a click.
The window into the future of American golf that was flung open last week by Kim and Hunter Mahan at the Ryder Cup could just as easily have been slammed on Kim.
"Everybody's been slammed.
The gate is slammed shut.
The police said Mr. Edwards could be seen slamming his fists into the Range Rover's door shortly before Mr. Lien was dragged out and beaten.
All I could think about was slamming, finding a working vein into which I could inject the sweet drug that muted the voices, the heroin that extinguished almost any emotion and helped me feel like everyone wasn't judging me.
Their vote is could be a slam dunk.
