“whammy”簡單造句，whammy造句子

Worse, house-price deflation is only the first element of a quadruple whammy that is thumping American consumers.

Those nonprofits learned a painful lesson: Attempting to start an unrelated business venture means they were hit with a double whammy.

For Alzheimer's patients, LoPachin argues, the double whammy of exposure from both within the brain and from out in the environment could accelerate the onset and progression of the disease.

Yesterday was a real double whammy. My boss fired me and my wife asked for divorce.

So there might be something of a double whammy happening there if the US had a severe downturn.

In fact, there was a double whammy of bad news from down under, thanks to a tourist-laden light plane crash across the Southern Alps from Christchurch on the same day the quake struck.

Last Friday's powerful earthquake and the huge tsunami it unleashed were undoubtedly a formidable double-whammy.

The city immortalized in Michael Moore's documentary Roger &Me is plagued by the double whammy of high crime and high unemployment.

Today's opaque pensions system is unfair to private-sector workers, who suffer a triple whammy.

But while those efforts were starting to pay off with improved profitability, Sony was hit with a double whammy of a severe economic slowdown in its key markets and a strong yen.

In the American West, a burgeoning population created a double-whammy of surging power demands and dwindling freshwater supplies.

With this government we've had a double whammy of tax increases and benefit cuts.

A triple whammy is hitting Chinese manufacturers: rising costs, a strengthening Chinese currency, and a tightening credit market.

We have a double whammy: inflation coupled with recession.

IT WAS a double whammy for the police this week.