Sentence examples for hard hit with from inspiring English sources
Education has been particularly hard hit with $8.1 billion in funding cut this year.
Sales, retail or wholesale, will also be hard hit, with job losses of more than 17,000.
The nation's biggest banks were once again hard hit, with Citigroup and Bank of America plunging almost 10 percent while shares of regional and community banks also plummeted.
Financial shares were particularly hard hit, with shares of big banks like JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America each falling about 1 percent.
Children in the inner cities seem to be especially hard hit, with exposure to cockroaches and diesel fumes suspected as the culprits.
California's central valley will be hard hit with sunflowers, wheat, tomato, rice, cotton and maize expected to lose 10-30% of their yields, especially beyond 2050.
On the football field, Wells, who is 6 feet 1 inch and 228 pounds, meets hard hits with a harder will.
The game was extremely hard hitting, with smashing blocks, crushing tackles and two of the best defenses in the sport.
Muguruza answered Williams' hard hitting with her own, and got to 3-1 and 4-2 leads in the first set.
Margah was the hardest hit with rockets and mortars.
Missouri was apparently the hardest hit, with eight deaths reported.
