He said his town was making efforts to add "real affordable housing in smaller clusters instead of luxury apartments in massive developments that hurt the town".
The new Indian political rhetoric also involves vitu perative disputes over blood lines, another development that has hurt tribal unity.
[C1.] Tension With Iran Raises Concern for Oil Exports Iran's pursuit of nuclear technology is raising concerns that the country might use its oil exports as a political weapon, a development that would hurt the world's thirst for energy.
Nonetheless, Mr. Sweeney acknowledged that many of the labor federation's 13 million members may be so upset about the China bill that they will sit out the November elections, a development that could hurt Mr. Gore worst in the industrial swing states of the Midwest.
Hartz Mountain's lawyers argued that a permit allowing eight acres of wetlands to be filled in for the Xanadu project violated federal law and opened the door to a development that would hurt its business by adding traffic congestion to the area.
That's a development that will hurt not only the people who gather and edit the news but also readers and viewers.
They tend to drink more juice per pound of body weight than adults, and they are undergoing rapid neurological development that could be hurt by high levels of arsenic.
One development that has been hurting brokers, Mr. Hicks said, is that instead of letting brokers hold payments from clients for up to 90 days, the insurers now demand swift payment, which reduces potential profit on short-term investments.
This does not even take into consideration the post April 15 IRS sequestration plans noted some weeks ago with possible layoffs, fiscal debt limit and impact on government with possible reduced services and other unknown developments that may hurt post April 15 extended filers.
They are accommodating big customers like Apple who want to do solar farms, but as far as rooftop solar or other solar developments they are doing things that hurt solar," said Beth Henry, who sits on the board of NC Warn, a local environmental group.
