Sentence examples for hard hit for from inspiring English sources

"This is really a hard hit for the school of thought that animals slowly evolved in the Precambrian," Dr. Matz said.

Hard hit, for example, was one of the city's oldest and most elegant hotels, Le Royal Meridien King Edward -- the "King Eddie" to its celebrity guests.

Low-wage blue-collar workers, like the people I worked with in this book, were especially hard hit for the simple reason that they had so few assets and savings to fall back on as jobs disappeared.

Even as I write, health care reform remains vulnerable to conservative Justices, who, as The New Yorker's Jeffrey Toobin just reported, are trying "to change the underlying constitutional law" for healthcare just as they already have for abortion -- a hard hit for women, who, according to research published in The New York Times, pay far more for healthcare than men.

"While financial risks abound, the composition of debt ownership means the government can brush off hard hits for now," he said.

Not just one tough night against an archrival like the Eagles, but hard hits for seven more games and then the rigors of the playoffs.

It's too hard hitting for some politicians to say these things, even if they really want someone else to say them".

Weidner criticized Hardest Hit for failing to audit financial statements provided to them by banks to check for inflated fees that could make it impossible for homeowners to catch up on their mortgage.

How do you know if it's just a normal hit versus a hard hit delivered for $1,500?" Feldman and Mitten agree that it would be difficult to prove the intent of a Saints player who injured an opponent.

Minority communities in towns like Cleveland have been especially hard hit and for these victims - with little legal resources - there was no fight to wage.

Liverpool was especially hard-hit, for it had lost much by the collapse of the slave trade and was now hugely dependent on trade with the US, half of which passed through its port.