Examples of using Particularly hard in English and their translations into Polish
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Countries like Egypt that depended heavily on its export crop of cotton were particularly hard hit.
It is true that young people have been hit particularly hard as they have been the first to lose their jobs under the current circumstances.
is particularly hard hit.
Given that the economic crisis has hit young people particularly hard, this issue was a high priority for the Spanish presidency.
Northern Sweden were hit particularly hard and large proportion of Swedes who died during the epidemic came from up here.
However, the impact of the economic crisis, which is being felt particularly hard by EU Member States,
EL Europe still faces a multi-dimensional crisis today, which is hitting employment and low incomes particularly hard.
To these two crises we now have to add the financial crisis, which hits our eastern neighbourhood particularly hard.
In 2010, the motor vehicle sector began to emerge from the crisis that hit it particularly hard in 2008 and 2009.
precision or particularly hard materials.
In the EESC's view, it is particularly hard to be certain that the actual throughput once a service station is opened will be identical to the throughput intended at the planning stage.
Turkey, Egypt and Brazil were particularly hard hit; their respective equity markets ended the quarter with declines.
Particularly hard hit, workers in the gig economy, millennials who often work more than one job at a time.
we have seen a lot of deaths, but she's taking this one particularly hard.
However, in October 2008, during talks to repatriate a portion of Iceland's foreign invested pension funds-Iceland having been particularly hard hit by the financial crisis of September 2008-the unions demanded that Iceland apply for EU membership in return for wage restraint.
The trend in Europe is principally a reflection of the slowdown which hit two large Member States of the euro area, Spain and Italy, particularly hard, while the other major economies were less affected.
This makes it particularly hard to quantify: today, there is no harmonised,
Within the context of this structural fragility, the drastic increase in oil prices has hit the fisheries sector particularly hard, especially as this is happening in a market situation where first sale fish prices have continued to stagnate for the last decade.
Do Not, one's assessment of the right to have a personal assistant to 65 year, as particularly hard for Zvonimir who will remain without an assistant this year, because it will soon fill 65 years.
France is particularly hard hit.