Sentence examples for large hits from inspiring English sources

Nothing large hits the Earth".

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.

"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," he said.

And I was in a rare position, because my material was unorthodox as the pop-hit mold went, but I was able to sell multiplatinum albums and have relatively large hits".

Robert Arvanitis, chief executive of Risk Finance Advisors in Westport, Conn., and an expert in insurance, speculated that the United States was afraid that A.I.G.'s foreign bank counterparties would suffer large hits to their capital cushions, the amount they must set aside in case of losses.

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.

"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.

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.