Sentence examples for drastically hit from inspiring English sources

So while some areas of the music business have been drastically hit in the pocket by falling profits from actual record sales, the most durable sources of income have become targets in for people trying to protect or grab their own pieces of land.

You open your article by saying that a Sonny Rollins concert is a drastically hit-or-miss proposition.

Naja naja karachiensis envenomation was found to hit more drastically heart, liver, and kidneys.

At Amalgamated, the second energy shock hit last month: drastically higher heating oil prices, up 51percentt over last fall.

— Although his play has improved drastically, Rangers forward Sean Avery has hit a roadblock in his quest to sign a contract extension.

He said: "Ever since I was hit my life has drastically changed.

Because the crisis hit earlier and more drastically than elsewhere, and in a small, vulnerable nation, Iceland has found itself, unusually, in the eye of international attention.

But Mr. Zelenovic's view of America was drastically altered, he said, when the archive was hit during the NATO airstrikes, though the films were rescued.

When the war hit, the needs of her community drastically changed.

The book business, hard hit by the Depression, was cutting back drastically, and a first draft of Wilder's memoir, "Pioneer Girl," was passed over by several agents and publishers, who felt that it lacked drama.

No matter how good a back may be he is still one hit away from never playing again or drastically losing his effectiveness.