Sentence examples for effectively hurt from inspiring English sources

AT&T and Verizon both control a major segment of the landline market, so by allowing them to dominate wireless services as well, the merger could effectively hurt competition for broadband delivery options.

Luxembourg, one of Europe's smallest sovereign nations and the world's only remaining grand-duchy, has denied any wrongdoing although the deals it struck with big businesses, allowing them to benefit from its income tax cap of less than one percent, have effectively hurt other countries in Europe and beyond by depriving them of tax revenue.

If it drops a bomb on other Android manufacturers, and starts yet another costly web of patent wars among its competition, Motorola effectively hurts Android as a whole, and thus, itself.

"The attacks on the oil pipelines and the water are in some ways stupid, because if the United States plays it right, the government can run that back against these elements pretty effectively as hurting the average person," said Richard H. Shultz, director of the international security studies program at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy of Tufts University in Medford, Mass.

I did want to hug Kerri Strug after she landed her vault on one foot because her other ankle was badly hurt, effectively securing the gold medal for the U.S. Women's Gymnastics team.

You know it impacts your sales team positively and negatively and social media is a serious lead-generation channel that if not used effectively can actually hurt your brand.

Hairston, Kirk Niuewenhuis and Mike Baxter (now on the disabled list) stepped in effectively while Bay was hurt, and Collins said this week that he would try to work out a rotation system to keep everyone involved.

This allows ISPs to distort competition, stifle innovation, effectively harm users and hurt providers who encrypt traffic by putting all encrypted traffic in the slow lane.

Eurozone banks may then find it even hard to borrow, and therefore to lend, potentially sparking a second credit crunch, where bank lending effectively dries up, hurting the economy further.

But if it's used as a spying tool or a way to make advertising work more effectively, then it will gradually hurt people".

It is important that the ability of community organizations to serve neighborhoods effectively and efficiently not be hurt by duplicate processes.