Sentence examples for feeling the bite of from inspiring English sources

Before Sept. 11 the city was already feeling the bite of a significant national downturn.

Conn, however, who was feeling the bite of alimony and bad investments, agreed to sign the Nova release.

We took off our helmets, feeling the bite of the wind, and looked across the highest mountains in the world.

After decades as the flagship and the cash cow of Murdoch's British newspaper stable, the Screws was feeling the bite of problems assailing the entire news industry.

And the middle class, which has traditionally given more to address those needs, is feeling the bite of the economic malaise.

Many complain that the oil boom spoils of the past decade have not trickled down the social chain, with the poor increasingly feeling the bite of higher inflation.

Like millions of other Americans, they are feeling the bite from the sharp increase in payroll taxes that took effect at the beginning of January.

And it's not just the southern half of the U.S. that's feeling the bite.

Not surprisingly, Woolworth is feeling the bite.

But with the financial crises squeezing people from their homes and slashing family budgets, our pets are feeling the full bite of the recession.

Are you feeling your head ache or you are feeling the stomach bite?' If you are feeling stomach bite, if it is intense, I know that I suspected typhoid; I will send you to do your lab.