Sentence examples for hit predominantly from inspiring English sources

A total of 17 bombs hit predominantly Shi'ite neighbourhoods within one hour, according to police.

That may change in April, when as a result of the changes the government estimates that 330,000 children in low-income families will be hit, predominantly in the south of England.

Scrambling the jets was the most robust American response yet to Syrian government airstrikes, although Syrian and Russian attacks have repeatedly hit predominantly Arab rebel groups backed by the United States, as well as hospitals, schools and civilian areas.

"Only 9% of our playlist is on Capital FM but 50% of their playlist is on Radio 1, because they're basically playing Top 40 hits predominantly," Harding says.

An iterative jackhammer search finds that this motif is exclusive to Ascomycota with hits predominantly to fungal pathogens, for example most prominently to S. nodorum or Pyrenophora tritici-repentis.

Most of the areas hit have been predominantly white business districts.

And that's just relating to benefits – the income tax errors in the government's favour, which predominantly hit the low paid, are even more scandalous.

The decision to reduce tax credits will predominantly hit younger families who, after this budget, will wait a year longer for extra childcare subsidies.

Russia has insisted it is targeting Isis but the UN and monitoring groups claim data shows its air strikes have predominantly hit "moderate" rebels, who are styled as "terrorists" by Assad but viewed by the West as a legitimate and effective fighting force against Isis and other extremists.

The 2018 effects would predominantly hit low-income Americans.

The freeze, then, saves a fraction of total welfare spending and predominantly hits low-income "hard-working families", as politicians like to describe them.