Sentence examples for hard felt from inspiring English sources

"The flow on effects of the percentage increase in the minimum wage will be hard felt in the retail sector which has a higher award and is characterised by penalty rates", chief executive Anna McPhee said.

In parts of Bettendorf, and in Pleasant Valley, where the flood's effects are already hard felt, camera crews and reporters stood on decks or took boat rides to view the water that had buried streets, lawns and fences.

"For too long, we've had a system where people who did the right thing – who get up in the morning and work hard – felt penalized for it, while people who did the wrong thing got rewarded for it," according to his prepared remarks.

For us Brexit was particularly hard felt.

Her lawyers say the effects of this policy are particularly hard felt by women and by those on life sentences who depend on what they receive from the outside world to keep them motivated and incentivised.

In this study, two new anode materials – hard felt (HF) and carbon foam (CF) – were evaluated against the standard graphite brush (GB) to determine if using inexpensive materials with less than ideal properties can achieve more cost-effective treatment than high-cost, high-performing materials.

You must think hard, feel deeply, and choose wisely.

"That's the thing in running, you can have a good day and something that's very hard feels effortless".

Check out their new track "Hard Feeling" and become a Renaissance Man (or woman) yourself!

And though I'd never seen my dad on picket lines like Michael or survived on dole like Lou and Johnny, I, like every doe-eyed student try-hard, felt my cause in every aching fibre.

Harding felt it, too, from several combinations that had him backpedaling for most of the round.