Sentence examples for for instance hits from inspiring English sources

East Coast Fever, for instance, hits non-indigenous but meaty breeds of cattle harder than the scrawny, local zebu.

The gender wage gap, for instance, hits all women hard, but it hits women of color much harder: While women in the U.S. earn 79 cents for every dollar a man earns, black women earn only 63 cents and Latinas only 54 cents.  .

This discrepancy may reflect the accuracy of the algorithms used but may also just reflect a limitation in this ligand-based screening method: for instance hits are ranked on the basis of similarity to a probe ligand (in this case HU-308) and not on the basis of predicted best fit with the CB2R.

BP, for instance, hit the market in the midst of a stock market crash, leaving many banks licking their wounds.

Egg prices, for instance, hit a 10-year low this summer, and beef prices are lower than they have been in more than three years.

It's possible that structural economic factors in Japan have been replicated, a decade later, across the rest of the rich world that a technological slowdown, for instance, hit Japan in the 1990s and only later settled on America and Europe.

Vaughn, for instance, hit with less power and struck out more than he has before.

The euro, for instance, hit an all-time high against the dollar Tuesday of $1.3851, before retreating slightly Wednesday.

Investment in India, for instance, hit a peak in 2014 before turning lower for the past two years amid concerns of frothy valuations and lackluster exit prospects.

The yield on German government notes maturing in 10 years, for instance, hit an all-time low Friday.

And the court concluded that while this allows self-defense that involves an actual attack on the attacker -- for instance, hitting, shooting, or stabbing the attacker -- it does not allow self-defense that merely involves a threat of violence against the attacker.