Sentence examples for has hit much from inspiring English sources
Neither player, though, has hit much.
It is a theme that Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, has hit much of the year.
And whereas the credit crunch has hit much of the world, it may cause especial upheaval in heavily indebted Britain not least politically.
"The crisis has hit much harder than people had expected," said Nicolas de Nazelle, a managing partner at the private equity adviser Triago in Paris.
And the slide may only be beginning; early signs indicate that it will be far more severe than the downturn that has hit much of the nation.
They were talking about Ichiro Suzuki, the Mariners' remarkable leadoff hitter, who has hit much more productively with runners on base and in late innings than at other times.
While double-digit declines have hit much of the retail sector, one of the few pieces of good news is one of the most surprising.
Karachi, the financial and commercial capital of the country, has largely been spared the attacks and suicide bombings that have hit much of Pakistan, including in Islamabad, Peshawar and Lahore.
On October 12th the rebel movement, which calls itself the Congolese Rally for Democracy, had taken Kindu, an important town with an airbase from which the government could have hit much of the rebel-held territory in eastern Congo.
While those of us on the East Coast have noted and hardly complained about the warm winter weather, including record-breaking absence of snow in Central Park or cherry blossoms in Washington in January instead of April, other aspects of this year's climate shift have hit much harder in the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
"There's no question that without the flow of immigrants, we would have hit much earlier the level at which we started to have wage inflation and that would have meant higher interest rates and that would have reduced the spectacular growth that we see," said Daniel Bachman, chief economist at Transatlantic Futures, a Washington-based research institute.
