Sentence examples similar to hitting work from inspiring English sources

Ed Balls set out his tests on the Today programme: is this cut hitting working families (yes), does it lead to rising child poverty (yes)?

That migration has nearly stopped, but another demographic shock is approaching: the east's birth rate has slipped to well below the replacement rate, and a shrunken generation is now hitting working age.

Now there's a musical, Viva Forever!, and creators Jennifer Saunders and Judy Craymer talk about making the Girls' hits work for the stage.

But when the economic crisis hit, work dropped off as people didn't want to spend as much on advertising.

Writing for Metro Weekly, Doug Rule called the song an "instant classic" and referred it to as a "sequel of sorts to Elliott's marvelous 2002 hit 'Work It'".

It was a female-centric response to Ballard's sexually charged hit "Work With Me Annie" that raised eyebrows for its frankness.

The group recently performed the pop star's 2013 hit "Work Bitch" at a concert in Los Angeles and it was everything (as you can see above).

Spears's eponymous eighth studio album Britney Jean was released in 2013; it spawned the top 15 hit "Work Bitch", however it became the lowest-selling record of her career.

Mr Gove told the Commons the strike would cause "massive inconvenience to hard-working families" and would hit working women particularly hard.

It will really hit working families hard".

As Resolution Foundation analysis shows, 60% of the chancellor's benefit squeeze hits working households.