Word: hard-hitting
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While Miller may not have as much pitching experience as Bettinelli, she began her softball career on top of the mound. It wasn’t the desire to see the field from a new perspective that got her behind the plate, but a hard-hit ball straight to the mouth...
...Durban, one in three people die of AIDS,” Wint said. “In the most hard-hit area, where I went, it’s more like half...
...getting through a recession, even a mild one like the one that may now be ending, big companies seem paralyzed by conventional thinking, unable to do the things that set apart leaders from failures. To illustrate this point, I’ll focus on a particularly vulnerable and hard-hit industry: PC vendors. The dismal state of the dominant players in the PC industry and the unusual success of some smaller companies send a clear message: to succeed in business, we would do well to break all the rules...
...billion that Congress has pledged to help rebuild lower Manhattan and beef up airport security, among other things, will create jobs. And there will be even more spent on the military and possibly on bailouts for such hard-hit industries as airlines and insurers. For those who worry about potential deficit spending--get over it. Economic growth is the priority now. The Social Security "lockbox" was political propaganda anyway. It's all one big budget, and more of it might now be used to cut the tax most people pay on capital gains (remember when you had those...
Many Boston city museums have been especially hard-hit by the attendance drop--even as tourism has surged almost 10 percent in the last year...