Sentence examples for hitting a soft spot from inspiring English sources

And retail in general is in hitting a soft spot.

"The economy has appeared to hit a soft spot," said Chris Varvares, president of Macroeconomic Advisers, a research firm in St . Louis

Even if the economy does hit a soft spot, many investors expect the Federal Reserve to step in with another bond-buying program that would provide monetary stimulus.

"But the stock market was sending us an accurate signal that either the economy has hit a soft spot or is in for a sinking spell or recession".

The economy was growing at 3.3% as of June but many economists expect the economy has since hit a soft spot and anticipate only modest growth when the national accounts for the September quarter are released on 7 December.

But this spring we hit a soft patch.

Perhaps Neil Kinnock's ill-fated eve of poll rally, just up the M1 in Sheffield in 1992, was the last occasion when a Labour leader hit such a soft spot with the activists.

So when Barkley hit Meredith in a soft spot in the Lions' coverage with the second-year receiver then breaking free for a big play, the Bears were well within range for a tying field-goal attempt.

If you can manage to hit the assailant in a soft spot they will be pretty injured and probably unable to fight.

The manliest man to ever hit the literary scene had a soft spot in his heart for felines.

Perhaps the placement hit a sweet (soft) spot.