Sentence examples for hit small from inspiring English sources

But America's most recent recession has hit small businesses hard.

But the recent attacks in Kenya have hit small targets with small weapons.

The economic downturn that started in 1990 hit small firms particularly hard.

A disastrous currency confiscation in 2009 hit small traders hardest, cementing distrust of the state.

"But changes hit small schools like us so hard because the loss is visible.

The potential cost of the changes is millions of pounds, and will particularly hit small independent museums".

Getting rid of it could hit smaller borrowers — but would create a more efficient, transparent market.

Rodney Brouard, chairman of the Guernsey Bulk Mailers Association, said the loss of LVCR would hit smaller companies hardest.

"An unaffordable rise would end up costing jobs and hit smaller businesses in particular.

It lays the ground for acquisitions as slumping energy prices hit smaller rivals harder than the oil majors.

The banks remained closed after the country's first money-raising solution, which would have hit smaller deposit holders as well as larger holdings, was rejected by parliament.