Sentence examples for marked hit from inspiring English sources

But in the coming months, antidoping experts and officials said Friday, the use of human growth hormone among professional athletes could take a marked hit.

This number significantly surpassed the 57 million marked hit in 2012, steadily rising from the 51.5 million reached in 2009.

Consumed as is, acid whey has a tartness combined with a marked hit of creaminess.

He said: "A vote for Brexit would be liable to see a marked hit to UK economic activity over the rest of this year and in 2017 amid heightened uncertainties, which would likely weigh down heavily on the housing market".

"A vote to leave the EU would be liable to see a marked hit to UK economic activity over the rest of this year and in 2017 amid heightened uncertainties, which would likely weigh down heavily on the housing market".

Economic uncertainty of this kind will invariably lead to market instability -- which means the average American's retirement savings could well take a marked hit as our elected officials continue their legislative can-kicking exercise well past Punxsutawney Phil's scheduled emergence.

The concept has apparently been floating around in some circles since at least the early 2000s, with buttons or other tokens to mark hits and misses.

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In his first 34 games with the Jets, Rex Ryan's defense never allowed more than 153 rushing yards (a mark hit by the Saints in 2009).

The majority of K-12 students in the U.S. now live in poverty, a mark hit in 2013 for the first time in 50 years.