Sentence examples for hit house from inspiring English sources

Herbert challenged the idea that publishing such data could hit house prices – a concern voiced by estate agents in the past.

If hard-hit lenders start to tighten their terms and conditions, it could hit house prices, consumer spending, and, as in the US, eventually jobs.

Leaving the European Union would hit house prices significantly and make mortgages more expensive, George Osborne has claimed, as the referendum campaign steps up a gear.

Investors may be calculating that the changes to Funding for Lending, and the prospect of tighter rules on mortgage lending in the future, will hit house builders profits.

Together, the long-running battle between rail unions and the company is estimated to have cost Britain's economy £300 million (about $375 million), and has even hit house prices in the region.

The run-up to the vote created uncertainty that hit house sales and Foxtons said on Monday it expected the downturn to last at least until the end of this year.

The plane hit houses on the north side of São Paulo.

In an odd twist, the building that the crane hit houses the headquarters of the City Department of Investigation.

"There was smoke and dust; I could not tell if they hit houses.

Failing to manage their commercial property properly will hit housing associations hard this year.

But he added that "many missiles must have missed their targets and hit houses". King was among 25 peace activists who arrived in Jordan.