Sentence examples for financially harming from inspiring English sources

This is more than a promise to investors that a long-term bet will stop financially harming AOL; instead, Patch is making the rest of AOL's media properties look bad.

By financially harming Medicare, such a law would produce a financial gain for AARP and for other sellers of health insurance.

Genworth and Mortgage Guaranty Insurance also disputed whether borrowers were financially harmed by the insurance arrangements.

But regulators are preparing changes to address identified problems, he said, including "appropriate remedies for customers who have been financially harmed".

Her father, Russell Brooks, a lawyer at Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, represented her in court, and won a ruling forcing Park West to turn over records showing that it would be financially harmed by his daughter's decision to withdraw her son.

Connecticut officials said yesterday that they had reached a settlement in which Qwest Communications agreed to cease telephone-service abuses -- including taking over the long-distance service of other companies' customers without authorization -- and pay restitution to thousands of people believed to have been financially harmed by the practice, known as slamming.

In U.S. District Court Judge Yvonne Gonzales Rogers' opinion on damages, she wrote "there is no question that drivers were financially harmed by Uber's breach of contract".

Numerous pieces of legislation have been introduced in both the Senate and the House that would fund universities, community colleges and the Monetary Award Program (MAP) to ensure no school shuts its doors and no student is financially harmed.

Outbreaks linked to contaminated food can affect the public's trust and financially harm implicated businesses and associated food industries.

Rather, striking for a day would put them in a sticky situation financially or harm their co-workers and/or patients.

Their ideas deserve careful scrutiny, but we are skeptical that any of the proposals for premium support that have been floated by Republicans can rein in Medicare spending without harming beneficiaries, financially or medically.