Examples of using Hammered in English and their translations into Chinese
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A hammered Indian stock market and upcoming concerns about higher oil prices, inflation and political turmoil doom the Indian hedge fund industry.
The diamond industry has been hammered by the recession, with prices down by as much a third over the past year.
The losers, especially workers in industries hammered by upheaval and people living in those regions dependent on them, have responded with fury.
Despite five months of protests that have hammered Hong Kong's economy, the local stock market continues to thrive.
This effectively hammered the gaming-related criminal activities and prevented them from spreading to the community.
It's very easy to get your head hammered in the stands if you publicly disagree with something that's going on," Klymenko said.
(formerly Avid Life Media) for poor data security Ramirez also hammered the company for creating fake profiles of women looking for relationships to lure subscribers.
Since then and the huge losses producers in China got hammered with(they dropped 11 million sows) the market has changed.
Smiling at Elroy, I hammered the counter a couple of times and said,“Dinner will be a while.”.
Warren has hammered Republicans on the issue, arguing that they are choosing to help the wealthy over struggling students.
It was as though he had hammered down his own personality to avoid drawing undue attention to himself.
A series of structural-adjustment programmes hammered the poor and did nothing to boost the productive sector.
The Great Recession hammered Americans' net worth, cutting their overall wealth to $55.6 trillion in the first quarter of 2009.
Nations are possessed with an insane ambition to perpetuate the memory of themselves by the amount of hammered stone they leave.
BEIJING- The designer boutiques of Manhattan and Paris are feeling the chill of a Chinese economic slowdown that has hammered automakers and other industries.
Instead, they are loosely stuck into the surrounding sand as if some one had hammered them into the earth.
In recent months, Lehman Brothers had been hammered by losses triggered by the weak U.S. housing market.
His dismal electoral results with a Left-nationalist program in Milan in November 1919 surely hammered that lesson home.
During Sanford's primary battle, they hammered him again and again;
Annual Louisiana farm turnover of about$ 15 million annually hammered about 100,000 individuals of all farms in the United States.