Sentence examples for most hard hit from inspiring English sources

He said communities most hard hit by the virus would be quarantined for as long as necessary, with security forces enforcing the plan.

But Daniel Hunter of Montana framed the matter in terms of economic implications, expressing empathy to those who would be most hard hit by a rise in vegetarianism: "If we did not eat meat, many lobbyists would lose their jobs".

Five people have been arrested in connection with arson in the six weeks since the autumn fire season began in southeast Kentucky, the most hard hit part of Appalachia.

Old people seeing their life savings going up in smoke; middle-class families unable to meet their mortgage payments; young graduates, their dreams of affluence crushed, obliged to abandon their first homes... these are the new norms in Iceland, whose people, the most hard hit until now by the world's catastrophic financial crisis, are in a state of shock.

Furthermore, Spain is one of the recent immigrant-receiving economies most hard hit by the latest recession.

Zambia is one of the countries in Sub-Saharan Africa most hard hit by the HIV/AIDS epidemic, with 14%% of all adults ages 15 49 infected and nearly one in five children orphaned [ 6].

4. WWF Another memorable ad from WWF: 'Stop climate change before it changes you.' The campaign depicts an uncomfortable reverse-evolutionary world, and the image below, launched in 2008, remains one of its most hard hitting.

Among the most hard hitting evidence presented was a detailed journal of Silk Road administrative activities along with what appeared to be a complete log of TOR Chats between Dread Pirate Roberts and his associates.

Not long ago, Senoia looked like most hard-hit rural towns.

Then one night, Wolf Blitzer of CNN blurted out another revelation -- that many of the most hard-hit victims seemed to be "so poor, so black".

"We realize that the branch libraries are key elements of the revitalization of some of the most hard-hit areas of the city".