Examples of 'hit by severe' in a sentence
Meaning of "hit by severe"
hit by severe - This phrase is typically used to describe a situation or person that has been greatly affected or impacted by something negative or intense. It conveys a sense of being overwhelmed or adversely affected
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Nepal was hit by severe earthquakes.
Much of the book deals with the Conrad Black newspapers hit by severe cutbacks.
Myanmar was hit by severe flooding in the summer of the same year.
Some of them are areas that were hit by severe flooding last summer.
France hit by severe disruptions amid mass strike over pensions.
The whole of Italy has been hit by severe weather in recent weeks.
Kenya 's arid and semi-arid districts and coastal areas have been hit by severe droughts.
They were also hit by severe illness and disease, killing the soldiers in the thousands.
Several European Union Member States have recently been hit by severe flooding.
Veneto, hit by severe floods last year.
Just this past month, parts of the country were hit by severe storms.
The counties were hit by severe storms that started on August 28th.
Farms in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia hit by severe floods.
In 1988 he was hit by severe knee trouble and had to end his professional career.
Somalia, Puntland region hit by severe drought.
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CIVIL PROTECTION, EU providing satellite maps to Australia which has been hit by severe flooding.
In 2005, the country was hit by severe flooding that affected a third of the population.
In the summer of 2008, international real estate and financial markets were hit by severe turbulence.
The Houston area was hit by severe flooding, after receiving about 1.4 metres of rain.
In Latin America, public housing construction was hit by severe cuts in State spending.
The Houston area was hit by severe flooding, after receiving about 1.4 meters of rain.
Basically predicts the sites to be hit by severe storms, including Paris.
Last summer, most of Romania 's territory was hit by severe flooding and landslides.
All of them concerned coal-mining regions hit by severe mining job losses in the United.
What 's worse than being hit by severe weather?
