Sentence examples for most stricken in from inspiring English sources

Their LCD and semiconductor arms will be combining, being the two most stricken in these dark economic times, which leaves mobile and media to be together in (hopefully) lasting harmony.

"Most strikes in China tend to be about not being paid or being mistreated.

Granted Tina was far from perfect (we'll get to that), but if we were to assess the one who had the most strikes in their relationship, in my opinion it would be Bette.

While Mrs. Khatun is the most woefully stricken in her family, others have the same nodules on their palms and heels and dark spots on much of their skin.

The thing I was most struck by in making my picks, though, was my complete lack of faith in Duke.

What most struck me, in my first live encounter with this music, was that the cycle becomes one towering superquartet, in arch form.

The quotation that most struck me in the coverage of last weekend's APEC summit was when a senior American spoke about the "compelling need" for the U.S. "not [to] be left out" of Asian regional economic integration.

Each participant had a note sheet to complete at the end of each session on which he or she indicated the three main points that had most struck him/her in that session (Data source 3 [DS3]).

I was most struck by the Autoperforation Group in Dresden.

What most struck me about living in the Netherlands as its welfare-state model evolved was its sophisticated mixing of public and private.

The attack is sharp as in most struck chordophone instruments, and the release time, similarly, is short, at least with an instrument in mint condition, with an effective yarn damper.