Sentence examples for damage jobs from inspiring English sources

The Republicans say rightly that increasing the tax burden would damage jobs and growth.

A move in next month's budget to devolve air passenger duty (APD) powers to Wales could seriously damage jobs and investment in south-west England, Bristol airport has warned.

Although he argued the real problem for telcos is people are becoming worried that AI technologies "empowered by broadband" might damage jobs and skills.

As a result, it's possible that an errant program can alter, intercept or damage jobs that are supposed to be secure.

Opposition Labour MPs felt that May's package was so extreme it would damage jobs and trade with the country's biggest economic partner.

"The way to meet that challenge must not be to leave the single market, harm our economy, hurt jobs and damage our country.

The chutzpah with which the Tory right – the very people who had pioneered austerity, damaging jobs, services and communities – blamed migrants for the lack of resources was breathtaking.

A useless destructive tax which damaged jobs, which hurt families' cost of living and which didn't actually help the environment, is finally gone.

Mr. Valenti said that piracy not only affected profits, but damaged job prospects for the almost one million people in the movie business.

But economists have tried to control for these selection issues, and studies comparing the fates of similar workers have also shown that the experience of unemployment itself damages job prospects.

Influential advisers and key members of Congress expressed opposition today to two of the main Republican proposals for stimulating an already weakened economy as new figures suggested that the terrorist attacks would inflict heavy damage on jobs, spending and the business outlook.