Sentence examples similar to caused headwinds for from inspiring English sources

If Microsoft fails, it could cause headwinds for U.S.-based tech companies that sell cloud-based services.

Of course, like other retailers, last year's unseasonal weather and exchange rates caused some headwinds for Primark and led to a decline in sales.

Both have strong headwinds for growth and have not paced the market the last 2 years.

However, a strong headwind caused them to be about 20 minutes late, even though they launched the tanks 1500 yards from shore rather than 5000 yards as planned.

Giles radioed this plan to the War Department: "Have been bucking headwinds for past nine hours.

Chopra, who led the IMF's mission to the UK for its annual assessment earlier this year, said the IMF still believed the UK was on course for a gradual recovery despite the headwinds caused by a soft housing market, George Osborne's budget measures and the desire of consumers to pay down debt.

That does not necessarily mean that states intend to make voting more difficult merely that ease of voting is not a goal for which any elected official will brave the political headwinds caused by this document's origins.

"This was despite potential headwinds caused by poor weather conditions.

We are driving into fierce financial headwinds caused by the decline of revenues from print sales and advertising.

The court rejected Akorn's assertion that its decline in performance was the result of industry-wide conditions (and thus excepted from the MAE definition) and held that even if for the sake of argument the decline was caused by "industry headwinds," the effect on Akorn was disproportionate.

Poverty, after all, is not only caused by strong headwinds; it is also characterized by a lack of tailwinds.