Sentence examples for changes that would hurt from inspiring English sources

Australia cannot afford reckless and piecemeal changes that would hurt confidence, discourage investment and damage the economy".

Now, even Sallie Mae, tired of being a punching bag for consumer advocates and hoping to avoid changes that would hurt its business too severely, has agreed that the law needs alteration.

IIoT is being used to help employees monitor the vending machines from afar to assure that items remain in stock, sense temperature changes that would hurt product integrity, and even detecting thieves.

But based on what they've said publicly, some of them advocate policy changes that would hurt not only other Wall Streeters, but their own bottom lines as well.

I would never support any changes to Medicare that would hurt seniors like my mother.

"I would never support any changes to Medicare that would hurt seniors like my mother," Mr. Rubio said.

So why would you change a law that would hurt the most important industry?" Jesus Torres, a worker at Pictsweet Mushroom Farms in Ventura County, said the last thing workers wanted was to drive their employers out of business.

Nothing that would hurt them.

That would hurt".

"That would hurt Japan and Europe".

That would hurt GDP.