Sentence examples for heaviest hit from inspiring English sources

"The heaviest hit is still likely to come," he said.

Not only are we not in it together, but children and young people are taking by far the heaviest hit.

The fines were leveled on Wednesday, with the owner, Arison ($25,000) taking the heaviest hit for saying that in Game 7 it was like his team was playing five on eight.

According to the Microsoft Azure status dashboard, 'virtual machines,'backupup,' and 'cloud services' are the heaviest hit.

Parts of the UK that backed a Leave vote would face the heaviest hit as a result of Brexit, according to estimates by government officials.

However, he added that while the manufacturing sector had been the heaviest hit in terms of unemployment, other studies had shown it is not "how much you have" but "how much you have relative to your peers" that affects mental health.

In a PowerPoint display, he pinpointed areas that had taken the heaviest hits, including several in and near Surt, Colonel Qaddafi's hometown, on the Mediterranean coast.

Labour took the heaviest hits, dropping to 9% of the seats nationwide from 16% in 2010; the Liberals fell from 16% to 13%.

But they also admit that the party and its leader have taken a heavy hit.

We all flooded," said Jeannine Cockerham, a resident of Central, La., which took a heavy hit in last week's storms.

"Well, I look exactly like my mom did 20 years ago," she shouted above the blaring synthesizer-heavy hit "White Horse".