Sentence examples for terms hit from inspiring English sources

Keane also, in forceful terms, hit out at the criticism directed at the Republic team for not varying its tactics from a largely long ball game.

Adjusted for producer price deflation, May fixed asset investment growth, in real terms, hit a historical record, Goldman analysts wrote in a Thursday report.

For each family, we tabulated all the GO terms "hit" by at least one member, and amalgamated these terms for the family.

This phenomenon was seen during the interviews with the women as explored in the sub theme A broken body, who used the terms 'it' and 'thing' when they referred to their perineum.

"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.