Sentence examples for equipment hit from inspiring English sources

Railway stocks slumped on the Shanghai stock exchange on Monday, with the nation's two biggest makers of railroad equipment hit especially hard, news agencies said.

Fairbairn will say that if the UK leaves the EU without a free trade deal, 90% of British exports to the EU could face tariffs, with sectors such as textiles and transport equipment hit particularly hard.

Slowdowns at computer chip makers, who buy nearly all of Applied's equipment, hit hard.

Sales of civilian GPS equipment hit $4.7 billion last year, according to analyst Ron Stearns of Frost & Sullivan in San Jose, Calif., up from $3.9 billion in 2002.

NASA puts the chance of this six-ton piece of defunct equipment hitting a human somewhere on the planet at 1 in 3,200, despite a trail of debris that will likely stretch to about 500 miles.

The availability of equipment also hit training, Dannatt adds.

Weighed down with our equipment, we hit the beach, passing Muffin and Joey, the donkeys you ride up and down.

THE LYTRO The most unusual piece of photographic equipment to hit the market in quite some time, the Lytro ($399 or $499, depending on the amount of memory and the color) is a strange-looking machine that takes photos in which objects can be brought into or out of focus after the photo is taken.

If you really wanted to, you could fill this new bus with payload and other equipment and hit the scales at nearly nine tonnes.

A new generation of equipment will hit the market in 2002 that lets companies get DSL-like speeds without having to argue with the landlord about installing an antenna on the roof.

Warehouses containing military equipment were hit, apparently by missiles that punched through a corrugated roof and left a crater in one building.