Sentence examples for has fallen hardest from inspiring English sources

It is in Stoke and Hull and Liverpool where the Osborne axe has fallen hardest.

If anything, they are less satisfied than in 1990, and the burden of decreasing satisfaction has fallen hardest on the bottom third of the population in wealth.

R&D expenditure in large companies is expanding slower than before, but even where the axe has fallen hardest, there has barely been a real-terms reduction.

In the WHO paper, researchers presented their first, full statistical snapshot of the epidemic, which gained a foothold in December of last year and has fallen hardest on Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.

The burden of this has fallen hardest on poorer areas; Thurrock is in the bottom five for funding per citizen of all unitary councils in Britain and has the third smallest budget overall.

30 31 33 Several authors have suggested that the impact of such changes has fallen hardest on older rural residents who hold more traditional values, with negative consequences for physical and mental health.

The lesson has fallen hard on Deutsche Telekom.

New York has fallen hard for this fad.

Those days are long gone, and North Port has fallen hard.

"Sequestration has fallen hard on everybody but particularly hard on cities," Donovan said.

"Sequestration has fallen hard on everybody, but particularly hard on cities," Donovan said.