Sentence examples for negatively hit from inspiring English sources

People from black and ethnic minority backgrounds are twice as likely as white people to be negatively hit by the Budget, a think tank report has found.

The U.S. has over 150 million people in the workforce, so if the total was around 3 million (2% of total employment) being directly impacted by the Shutdown this would have negatively hit retail sales but not account for such a large drop.

They can also change the nature of sediment in lakebeds, potentially negatively hitting snail populations, mayfly larvae and freshwater shrimps.

In general, the presence of T1 is expected to negatively impact hit rates within some temporal window following T1 onset: T2 should be easier to detect when T1 did not appear earlier in the sequence.

This can be considered animal abuse. 2 - Any breed of dog could react negatively if hit because it hurts, it's scary and they may feel cornered.

Clustering analysis of profiles ranking with the lead compounds indicated a high degree of similarity both in terms of positively and negatively ranking hits (Figure 6A).

No one is evil, no one deserves to be hit, or even judged negatively.

However, there are also limitations and those negatively impacted by water trading are hit hard.

When photons hit photovoltaic materials, a negatively charged electron and a positively charged hole are created that often recombine and do not contribute to the electric current.

Because the electron thermal speed is higher than the solar wind speed, the nightside surface of the Moon is hit only by electrons and becomes negatively charged (Colwell et al., 2007, and references therein).

Facebook has been hit with fresh accusations that its mobile app negatively affects users' smartphones and disproportionately drains the batteries.