Sentence examples for which is hitting from inspiring English sources

"Is the recession, which is hitting young people very hard, doing lasting or permanent damage to what looked like a good Democratic advantage with this age group?" asked Scott Keeter, the director of survey research at the Pew Research Center, a nonpartisan group.

It is also benefiting from the trend towards shopping little and often, which is hitting large out of town stores.

"He doesn't even pick the low-hanging fruit which is hitting him in the head as he's walking under the tree," Mr. Dow said.

And the outlook is clouded further by the disruptions caused by the new illness, SARS, which is hitting Asian economies hard.

The newest version, which is hitting stores as the campaign is unveiled, has an improved texture and flavor, Ms. Barenholtz said.

Teachers' union NASUWT said the report showed how parents were being hit by "an unacceptable tax on learning, which is hitting the poorest families the hardest".

He does serve Smith a half volley, though, which is hit for four through cover.

The scene shows Kim Jong-un, played by Randall Park, being engulfed in flames in a helicopter which is hit by a rocket.

Masculinity is often seen as synonymous with physical strength, which is hit hard when you start chemotherapy.

1955: Ivory Coast break quickly from the resulting Zambia corner, which is hit far too deep.

Which is hit your mark and bark," Sparks continued.