Sentence examples for large hit from inspiring English sources

The parties, which were the chief beneficiaries of soft money, may take a large hit.

Veterans who kill are not, by and large, hit men or members of organized crime or gangs.

The state's education budget of nearly $52 billion seemed destined for another large hit, of about $1.5 billion, on top of large reductions earlier, officials said.

Moody's Analytics estimates that letting the two provisions lapse would cause a large hit to demand that would result in the loss of more than 500,000 jobs in 2012.

Black Girl Power in Music, the panel ranged over subjects including Beyoncé's Formation, Nicki Minaj's complaint over not being nominated for an award at the VMAs, and how Mark Ronson's Uptown Funk would never have been a large hit if it had been made by black artists – despite being, as one panelist said, a conspicuous throwback to black soul musicians such as the Time.

"We were middle class in Mexico, but once we moved to the United States, with the peso against the dollar, we took a pretty large hit," he explains.

Nothing large hits the Earth".

"Even though they are taking some very large hits in the near term, their outlook actually has improved in recent months".

But survey measures of business activity have taken large hits and a significant portion of firms say they will invest less as a result of the Brexit vote.

While the practical utility of large hit-lists for information-rich structures, such as approved drugs, might not be considered high (for the record, the aspirin IK returns 4,300) the result set does illustrate salient features.

Other large hits can be found in Additional file 6. Results refer to the number of individual hits (i.e., 100-bp windows) and loci (pooled hits where contiguous) using the credible levels γ = 99%andd 99.9% in the analysis.