Sentence examples for continue to be hurt from inspiring English sources

Earnings continue to be hurt by the cost of employee and retiree benefits.

Indeed, clothing retailers continue to be hurt the most, especially at the high end.

"We cannot sit back and allow kids to continue to be hurt," Zyla told Congress.

Children continue to be hurt; those of us who have seen children broken and killed cringe at the platitudes.

Plenty of companies that had no component problems of their own continue to be hurt by the shortages.

(AP) — Trouble in the global economy dragged the chip maker Advanced Micro Devices' profit down 40 percent in the second quarter, and the company warned Thursday that revenue would continue to be hurt through the summer.

Gannett said USA Today continued to be hurt by the soft travel and lodging markets.

Ford's chief financial officer, Lewis Booth, said the overall United States market continued to be hurt by spotty demand and cautious spending by consumers.

General Electric said its profits continued to be hurt by high oil prices, which are increasing the cost of the raw materials it uses in its plastics division.

The McClatchy Company, the newspaper publisher, reported a fourth-quarter profit after a loss a year ago, but it continued to be hurt by the housing slump in California and Florida.

The company's financial performance continues to be hurt by the impact of low energy prices on its big oil-field equipment business.