Sentence examples for has badly hit from inspiring English sources

The closing has badly hit Nusaybin, which has an unemployment rate of 85 percent, according to Ms. Gokkan, and had been eking a little income out of a modest cross border trade.

The department, which has made aid effectiveness a priority, also expressed concern over Malawi's overvalued exchange rate, which has created chronic foreign exchange shortages and which has badly hit the Malawian private sector.

The unrest over pay has badly hit South Africa's economy, with the rand losing value and its credit rating downgraded.

Falling world commodity prices have badly hit living standards in Brazil, for example.

Regional walkouts have badly hit deliveries in parts of the country in recent months.

Mr Bromley says such problems have badly hit the church's following, which is down to about 3,000 on one estimate.

Iranian luminaries have joined a campaign calling on the UN secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon, to intervene against the international sanctions that have badly hit the imports of medicine to their country.

The middle class has been badly hit: perhaps 100,000 people have lost their homes because of a combination of earlier interest-rate rises and falling property prices.

Moreover, Honeywell has a large chemicals operation that has been badly hit by rising oil prices.

The tourism sector has been badly hit by the anti-government demonstrations as have state-owned firms across Egypt in the postal, media, textile and steel industries.

Seven people have been reported dead in Oklahoma as a result of severe weather that has also badly hit Texas.