hit it harder的意思|示意

It also appears to be that it hit Harvard harder than other universities because of the news stemming from it.

“同时它似乎对哈佛大学的打击比其它学校的打击更为严重，因为来自该校的负面新闻较多”。

In a sense that is a little harsh on Hughes, because his was a harder skill than most, but to call it a volley is as illogical as counting shots that hit the woodwork as shots on target.

从某种意义来说可能这对休斯有些苛刻，因为他那次射门的技术难度超过绝大多数人，但要是将其称为抽射，就像将击中门框的射门算作射正一样不合逻辑。

The more that an industry depended on consumers' access to credit, the harder it has been hit.

行业越是依赖消费者信贷，危机中受到的打击越大。

The rest of East Asia, too, which had hoped that it was somehow 2. decoupled from the economic trauma of the West, has found itself hit as hard as anywhere in the world—and in some cases harder.

东亚的其他国家也是这样，他们认为自己的国家能够免受西方经济危机的影响，但是现在他们发现自己其实跟世界上其他国家一样受伤严重——从某种意义上说，伤得更重。

Supposedly, that would stabilise government debt: but it would do so at a dangerously high level of around 80% of GDP, and as interest rates rise the target will become much harder to hit.

假设，这样就能使政务债务趋于稳定。然而，只有占到GDP的80%这样高的额度才能够实现这一目标，且随着利率的升高，这一目标就更难实现。

Eventually we hit snow, which improved things visually but made it harder to move about.

后来下起了雪，视觉上终于改观了一点，只是走动变得困难。