Sentence examples for particularly hard year from inspiring English sources

Those in emerging economies will have a particularly hard year, caught in the double vice of slower growth and a stronger dollar.

"Last year was a particularly hard year for Valor por Tamaulipas, with the brutal murder of their colleague, and this nomination is for her and her colleagues who continue to do such brave work in the face of constant danger and intimidation".

This has been a particularly hard year in Bulgaria, with anti-government protests for months on end and regular clashes with police.

Mr. Nardone said the recession had hit the business particularly hard in recent years.

Finally, the economists were asked about their views on the eurozone crisis, which has hit economies including Greece, Portugal and the Republic of Ireland particularly hard in recent years.

In January 1986, after the Bears won Super Bowl XX, the team's quarterback, Jim McMahon, made a comment about the footballs' being particularly hard to grip that year, Mr. Horween said.

The cost of residential care will hit the people of Britain particularly hard in the coming years, with many facing bills of £20,000 a year or more, quickly wiping out inheritances and providing an incentive for a 'granny flat', an attractive alternative to state care.

But she admits that the situation has been particularly hard on her eight-year-old daughter, Isla.

Across the country, premiums have more than doubled in the last decade, with smaller companies particularly hard hit in recent years, federal officials say.

"The relatively mild weather this autumn has hit clothing stores particularly hard and retail sales are down year-on-year for the sixth month in a row.

Industrial metals like copper and aluminium have been particularly hard hit, falling to multi-year lows.