Sentence examples for really hit hard from inspiring English sources

"Shatner eats directors for lunch, you are really hit hard by him," maintains Folds.

SUSAN ORLEAN: No! The recession really hit hard, and not just in the little world of couture, but in the designer ready-to-wear.

"We need to wake up to the fact that the end of the stimulus has really hit hard on local governments," said Andrew Stettner, deputy director of the National Employment Law Project.

James Antonio, London A-levels taken: History, History of Art, English Literature The maintenance grants being cut this year has really hit hard - it's sad because it's a cut that only affects the poorest.

I was really hit hard and struggling in Jan-Feb.

Jane Lubchenco, administrator of the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, says "this report really draws attention to a problem that exists internationally but that has really hit hard right here in the state of Washington".

We really feel we have lost a huge chunk of that audience in the 18 to 34 range, and it seems to me that electronic books will really hit hardest with the younger readers".

This recession won't end until Congress gets serious about who is really "hit hardest".

It's really, really hitting hard.

Some of the farmers I scout for really got hit hard by armyworms, especially my farmers who had strip cropped grass hay fields next to their corn.

"A reduction really would hit hard".