Sentence examples for has hit low from inspiring English sources

Greg Clark may be nice and he may even be green, but by downgrading the Whitehall status of climate change, Theresa May has hit low carbon investor confidence yet again," he told the Guardian.

"It has hit low-paid workers hard, especially those working in tourism and construction," said Trilochan Pangeni, the bank's executive director.

His grip on the party's leadership may have been weakened by the rebellion of Labour's backbenchers over an income-tax change that has hit low-paid workers.

This has hit low-income renters the hardest: the percentage of Richmond renters who are overburdened by their housing costs increased from 34percentt in the year 2000, to 46percentt in 2015.

Hargreaves welcomed the fall in sterling, which has hit lows against the dollar not seen since 1985.

Contracibility: 54th percentile {dwnarrow} THE DOLLAR Our once-mighty currency has hit lows against the euro, the Japanese yen, the Chinese yuan, World of Warcraft gold pieces, aluminum, copper, sugar and Splenda.

Its market cap has since shrunk to some $60 billion and its share price has hit lows of below $4.

So, to recap, Americans have hit low points on their belief in our country's main economic principle, their general feelings about life and their faith in our government.

The government has made the crisis worse with social security cuts that have hit low-paid working families hard.

But it follows on from the abolition of the child poverty income targets and a series of policies that have hit low-income families.

The latest figures from the Commerce Department came as the US reported a drop in unemployment benefits claims last week, although unemployment remains high and the latest measures of consumer confidence have hit lows unseen since the depths of the recession.