It has been hurt by changes in the tax laws that made corporate memberships less attractive to companies; Wall Street mergers; corporate relocations; and the advent of company-owned exercise facilities.
While they may disagree about the effect of the changes that have taken place in the departments over the past years, many experts agree that both departments have been hurt by changes to the entrance exams engineered by the Justice Department, which sought to increase the number of African-Americans, Hispanics and women in the ranks.
How many people will be hurt by the changes?
One person who probably will not be hurt by the changes is Mr. Bush.
He says he's heard "many assertions" but seen "no convincing evidence" that research would be hurt by such changes.
Many graduates with hopes of helping their community will be hurt by these changes.
I think I am trying to effect a change so large that the people who would be hurt by the change, the liberal machine, have a natural reaction….
While other large metropolitan areas will be hurt by the change, which is scheduled to go into effect on Oct. 1, New York is the first to take the matter to court to stop it.
Analysts don't anticipate that The IntercontinentalExchange will be hurt by possible upcoming regulatory changes.
George Zimmerman's self-defense claim could be hurt by his own witnesses, who have changed their accounts since they were interviewed early on in the Trayvon Martin case.
