Sentence examples for has bitten hard from inspiring English sources

Reality, though, has bitten hard.

The age of austerity has bitten hard into many which now face the unenviable task of saving money while maintaining service standards.

Times may be tough in the North-East, where austerity has bitten harder than in most parts of Britain, but Newcastle's increasingly embedded cocaine trade is providing a route out for some.

But I suppose the bug must have bitten hard and I gave way eventually.

But the financial crisis, as well as austerity measures in China, have bitten hard into Macao's boom.

Since the coalition's austerity programme began in 2010, "defence cuts really have bitten hard," says Wheeldon.

Fatigue from the festive programme had bitten hard and Steve Bruce made ten changes to the team that had beaten Everton on New Year's Day.

Efficiency savings have bitten hard and grant application success rates at the research councils have fallen to a miserably low level.

But recession and deflation have bitten hard: private-sector wages have fallen some 20% in the past three years, and overt unemployment now stands at about 17%.Impatience with the politicians is mounting, as the election showed.

Even though it has cut its debt in half, Greece has been subject to much social unrest as five years of recession and bailout-imposed spending cuts have bitten hard.

It had taken 14 years of me being alive, but the genre that I really should have been into all along had bitten, hard.