Sentence examples for hit housing from inspiring English sources

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

NHF chief executive David Orr says that although rental change will hit housing associations hard, the sector is committed to working with the government to get more houses built.

If he eases, he'll be creating more inflation and economic distortions of the kind that hit housing.

His cuts will hit housing and childcare benefits, raise sales tax to 20% and freeze most public sector salaries for two years.

The recession obviously hit housing prices, but there is a far more meaningful reason: Younger Americans no longer dream of living in enclosed communities where they have to pay annual dues.

Lataif, dean emeritus of Boston University School of Management and a former president of Ford Europe, bluntly calls the rapid rise in tuitions a bubble resembling those that hit housing in the last decade and Silicon Valley in the late 1990s.

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.

Colonel Julian, the American military spokesman, said that the airstrikes hit houses from which the Taliban were firing.

The firing lasted all afternoon and hit houses on the wooded hills and at least one village beyond.