Sentences with phrase «took such big hits»

Why the moon took such big hits early on isn't clear.

Investors also expected that travel - related companies won't take such a big hit from the storm.

And why are traditional publishers willing to take such a big hit to their profits?

Even many of the Wall Street lenders that took such a big hit in August are climbing back into the market.

Not exact matches

The frozen bananas take on an almost ice cream like consistency, which is what makes this snack such a big hit.

It is such a big hit in the ego that majority of women take a step back from dating and start cursing men.I know how casual dating feels.

From a pop culture perspective, the new take on IT looks like it is picking up and running with the same ball that made Stranger Things such a big hit last year, and it's just impressive how wonderfully balanced the movie looks.

I think some people get frustrated after putting one work out there and not seeing much in the way of sales — it's important to keep writing, build up a backlist, and continue to network via guest blog posts and such — and you also never know which work is going to take off and be the big hit (c.f. the phenomenon surrounding Hugh Howey's Wool).

DK was such a big hit that the owners of Popeye, King Features, took notice and finally decided to okay the licensing of the arcade game rights.

So fishing communities in southern New England, the Pacific Northwest, coastal Alaska and parts of Maine, for example, will likely take a big hit as valuable mollusks such as oysters and clams start feeling the effects of more acidic waters.

One major obstacle besetting global negotiations was the problem of disparity between developing and developed economies: advanced countries would take a bigger hit from a policy, while increasingly wealthy, but still (rapidly) «developing» economies such as China and India would soon be given a substantial competitive advantage.

Seniors living in super-high-cost areas like San Francisco can sell their house and move to lower - cost areas such as the Midwest to retire or be closer to family without taking a big tax hit.