Sentence examples for be further hurt from inspiring English sources

In coming months, sales could be further hurt by reputational damage from the emissions debacle.

And he seems acutely conscious that the state's reputation could be further hurt by the national controversy over police violence.

Meanwhile, unemployment could rise over the next year as the economy slows, with the potential to be further hurt by Brexit, according to Sentance.

Furthermore, they worry that public institutions suffering the most from declines in state support — and therefore under the most pressure to raise tuition — could be further hurt by losing access to some federal aid.

"They may not feel the pain felt by kids kicked off Head Start, or the 750,000 Americans projected to lose their jobs because of these cuts, or the long-term unemployed who will be further hurt by them.

Tampa Bay allows the fourth-most fantasy points to the position and will be further hurting with the loss of DT Gerald McCoy for the rest of the season.

The association said a seasonally flat first quarter was further hurt this year by geopolitical uncertainty.

Their occupancy rates plummeted in the recession, and many were further hurt by having too much debt.

But Ms. Moskowitz ultimately declined to run for the seat, so the party was left with Mr. Parrish, whose standing was further hurt when the details about the Democrats' misgivings about him drew coverage from bloggers and newspapers.

They were further hurt in the closing minutes of the half when senior defender Sean Bjelland took a kick to the face.

Gemco was further hurt by a three-month strike by 4,100 unionized workers in late 1984 and an eight-week supermarket strike that began last November.