Sentence examples for further battered from inspiring English sources

In the 70's and 80's, drugs and crime further battered a reeling neighborhood.

The local elections have further battered Labour, though not in a terminal way.

Partisan and intra-party bickering at a time of national emergency has further battered politics' reputation.

It is being further battered by the American boycott of everything from Louis Vuitton handbags to Bordeaux wines.

Mr. Duffy is free of criminal charges, but several other senators have admitted that the trial has further battered the group's reputation.

In the last decade, its reputation was further battered after Leonard Jeffries, its black studies department chairman, made disparaging remarks about Jews.

It would cut the poorest families adrift from the rest of society and further batter the coalition's poverty record.

The Swiss food giant is also thought to be a front runner to buy Hershey, America's biggest confectioner.Energy traders suffered further battering.

Comcast's big institutional investors, several dozen of whom were courted by Mr. Roberts at a cocktail party on Wednesday at the St . Regishotel in Manhattan, are loath to comment, for fear of further battering their Comcast portfolios.

But as administration officials are well aware, another display of partisan gridlock this fall could again provoke a downgrade of the United States' credit and market upheavals that would further batter consumer confidence.

The House-passed health bill could further batter the already-beaten down market for long-term care insurance.