Sentences with phrase «deals heavier blows»

You can attack quickly in sword form, while the axe form slows you down but deals heavier blows.

Kaspersky Lab, the Russia - based cybersecurity company known for its Internet security software, was dealt a heavy blow today when the Department of Homeland Security issued a directive banning the firm's products from use in the federal government.

Bricabox cofounder advises, «When a co-founder walks out of a company — as was the case for me — you've already been dealt a heavy blow.

The 2013 horse meat scandal dealt a heavy blow to trust in the food industry and its effects continue to be felt even now (just recently, two businessmen were jailed for their part in attempting to pass off horsemeat as beef).

Not only did that 0 - 0 draw stop the scousers from joining Arsenal on 19 Premier League points, but it may have dealt a heavy blow to the ominous looking momentum that Liverpool were building.

Tottenham Hotspur have been dealt a heavy blow in their chase for Espanyol centre - back Hector Moreno after Arsenal sent scouts to watch the defender player against Valencia.

The former President, who was called to the Ghana Bar Association in 1962 after being called to the British Bar in 1961, says the recent development has dealt a heavy blow to public confidence in the justice delivery system.

The expose obviously has dealt a heavy blow on NPP's campaign strategy for the health sector which has witnessed massive investment in infrastructure over the last four years.

In doing so, Oyegun has dealt a heavy blow to the very party he professes to lead.

«Ratigan makes a strong case for how unfair free - trade deals of the last several decades have dealt a heavy blow to the 21st district's manufacturing and local economies,» said Mike Brown, the local's business manager.

«The closing of Bethlehem Steel dealt a heavy blow to Lackawanna, and for years we have been recovering from that loss and working to move forward.

Low - income, working parents and the family child care providers who take care of their kids were dealt a heavy blow when Mayor Michael Bloomberg cut child care subsidies for more than 16,500 New York City children, the single largest cut to city funding for child care since the 1970s.

Efforts to explore the deepest recesses of Earth's oceans were dealt a heavy blow last weekend when one of history's most accomplished deep - sea explorers imploded several kilometers beneath the Pacific and resurfaced in pieces.

When Milly is diagnosed with terminal cancer, the friendship is dealt a heavy blow.

But the recession dealt a heavy blow to our schools and working families, No Child Left Behind took the focus off equity and put it on testing, and privatizers swooped in to capitalize on a system struggling from swift, unbridled change with little support, financial or otherwise.

Choji is a bit more tentative in his attacks, but deals a heavy blow to opponents, tossing his enemies to the opposite side of the fighting arena.

You can play either as the goblin Styx, who can travel into small places, dissolve into a stealth mode in order to assassinate enemies and can participate in ranged combat or you can play as the orc Arkail, who is your tank, meant to stand on the front lines, absorb damage and deal heavy blows.

The legislation would also deal a heavy blow to the 20,000 Iowans working in the energy efficiency sector and directly undermine one of the key objectives of Iowa's recently published statewide Energy Plan — to promote widespread adoption of energy efficiency and renewable energy.

The traditional peoples of the Arctic will see their lifeways rendered utterly irrelevant, dealing a heavy blow to a culture still trying to adapt to the majority culture's ways and institutions.

Not being able to access YouTube videos likely dealt a heavy blow to the Fire TV and Echo Show's appeal, so Amazon eventually reconsidered.

«If you've had a significant change in your life you have likely been dealt a heavy blow to your heart, mind, and soul.

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This change dealt an epic blow to sites with low quality and duplicate content as well as heavy advertising.

According to Reuters, Hijab — one of Syria's Sunni Muslims — has dealt Bashar al - Assad a heavy symbolic blow, although one that is unlikely to shake his grip on a nation whose civil war shows no signs of slowing.

But this summer, the gulls — or more specifically their droppings — have dealt the industry a heavy blow.

Extra Mix allows for the creation of the Enormous Bomb, which has a wider explosive radius and deals a much heavier blow then a normal bomb.

Even though he made an unusual prime - time television appeal for his education budget, Idaho's Democratic governor was dealt a heavy political blow last week when the Republican - controlled legislature again approved a spending plan identical to one he had vetoed only days earlier.

Other enemies after a certain point would see a button appear showing that they are ready to be dealt a heavy or finishing blow that played out via a quick time event, one that I know isn't a fan favourite but for a Telltale game I believe it can be forgiven as these games are more about the experience of the story.

Once a heavy blow is dealt though it switches into 2D, with each combatant hoping to land the strong attack that will send their opponent flying.

Wielding his signature Engine Blade, Noctis is ready to deal heavy hard - hitting blows as he takes on the likes of Yoshimitsu, Devil Jin, Jack 7, and the rest of the TEKKEN 7 fighters when he enters the King of Iron Fist Tournament in spring 2018.

Art Sterritt, executive - director with Vancouver - based Coastal First Nations, said heavy crude could deal a double blow in case of an accident: «It's going to float for a while and it's going to wipe out the foreshore, then it's going to sink and it's going to wipe out the bottom.»

Moshi — Climate change, blamed on heavy environmental degradation on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro, has dealt a devastating blow on farmers as almost all cash and food crops have been affected by this year's unreliable weather patterns, it has been revealed.

The NAS study deals a blow to one central safety argument made by opponents of the $ 5.3 billion Keystone XL link — that the heavier chemical components of so - called diluted bitumen make it more dangerous to ship — but made no attempt to address critics» second and more prominent concern, that a leak of oil sands crude would pose unique challenges during cleanup as well as unique risks to marine environments.

This ruling in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts dealt a significant blow to big insurance and their heavy handed and...