Sentence examples for harming the state from inspiring English sources

But one thing is clear, the gridlock that is called rush hour is not only maddening to the drivers caught in it, but is harming the state economically by retarding growth.

Warning that the attacks were harming the state's tourism industry, Mr Moore said he would lobby Canberra to lift the ban on fishing of great whites.

Since filing a lawsuit last year against the Ocean Spray Cranberry cooperative, of which he and most of the other local growers are members, Mr. DeMarco has been accused of harming the state's cranberry business.

In October, authorities banned Toujan al-Faisal, a former lawmaker and an outspoken critic of government corruption, from running for Parliament because of her 2002 conviction for "harming the state's dignity".

The news could herald a welcome retreat of the deadly patch of water, which some observers say is harming the state's $3 billion fishery.

The Indiana General Assembly was forced to significantly depreciate the value of its bonds, harming the state's credit and making it difficult to secure new loans.

And what harms our economy harms the state and national economies.

State Senator Thomas H. Kean Jr. said Mr. McGreevey's administration has harmed the state's business climate.

He had warned that the budget could harm the state's bond rating.

The clinic had overstepped its mandate, they cried, creating an unfriendly business climate that could harm the state.

Local business leaders and educators warned that the legislation could harm the state's competitiveness in attracting business and investment.