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Zahirul Islam of PHP, a local manufacturer with a big ship-breaking division (the industry prefers to call it ship recycling), says that for 14 months the company was unable to import a single vessel for breaking.Knock-on effects hurt the wider economy.

Both effects hurt returns.

The laws can also have long-lasting political effects, hurting union finances and, less directly, progressive causes.

As for commentary on Clinton's meeting with Black Lives Matter, Benjamin Dixon and Yvette Carnell explain how Clinton politicized her meeting (and in effect, hurt the movement's momentum) with Black Lives Matter representatives.

Anything the EU does to the UK to try to punish it would have an equal and opposite effect, hurting itself at least as much in the process.

As a result, players tended to believe that anyone who wore a helmet was, in effect, hurting his performance relative to everyone else on the ice.

Despite their economic suffering, many of these workers fail to qualify for any assistance, and their declining incomes will have a cascading effect, hurting retailers and landlords alike.

To be blunt, when women don't have money to spend on household goods and other necessities in an economy based on consumer spending, as ours is, the domino effect hurts our national economy.

The Universal Music Group's decision to lower the prices of its CD's left the rest of the music industry scrambling to respond, with some arguing that the long-term effects could hurt struggling specialty chains and independent music stores and favor discounters like Wal-Mart.

Kotaku added that while the "leaked" segment hid the flaws in the film's effects, it hurt the film by hiding the "hammy charm" of the completed project.

It is certainly conceivable that such effects could hurt or help patients with sepsis.