Sentence examples similar to termed hit from inspiring English sources

27 Less direct is the multistep mechanism termed "hit-and-run" oncogenesis, where the initiating stimulus is gone but the tissue continues to progress toward, or is maintained as, cancer.

"This short-term hit is just that.

Insurers, too, are expected to take a short-term hit.

I think the show will be a long-term hit".

But it appears the short-term hit could be greater than economists previously thought.

It is reasonably likely that his polls will take a near-term hit.

But it wasn't until October that the term hit the mainstream.

Wages, pensions and welfare transfers must take a short-term hit, as they did in Canada and Sweden.

Others claimed Cameron would enjoy a short-term hit, but that the speech would not age well.

People who still need a short-term hit of righteousness may continue to avoid filling up at BP stations.

There will also be a short-term hit to the level of economic activity as consumers pause their spending.