Sentence examples for hit experts from inspiring English sources

An advisory board will include academic HIT experts and representatives from HIT employer groups.

The latest inflation figures, to be released this week, will mean "eye-watering" hikes in rail fares, with commuters the hardest hit, experts warn.

If a bad hurricane hit, experts say, the city could fill up like a cereal bowl, killing tens of thousands and laying waste to the city's architectural heritage.

That may partly reflect North Korea's ability to adapt to sanctions, as well as stockpiling by the regime and an attempt by traders to move goods across the border before sanctions hit, experts said.

But with the 5G boom about to hit, experts will tell you we're set to see a massive increase in connected devices and appliances, many of which we'll probably only be able to license, rather than own.

Because of its unusual geography, the Big Easy is uniquely vulnerable -- if a powerful enough storm hits, experts warn, the city could be badly damaged and tens of thousands of people could be killed.

If you're in the water when a waterspout hits, experts recommend trying to avoid it by sailing at right angles to its path, not straight away from it.

"I'm nowhere near a hitting expert," Contreras said through an interpreter.

Parrots, turtles, tortoises and some lizards are especially hard hit, many experts said.

That made it easier to justify cutting ties when his reputation took a hit, marketing experts said.

As the cruise ship Explorer was picking its way through the Antarctic sea ice, it hit what experts believe was a "growler" - a huge iceberg shorn from the Antarctic ice shelf.