Sentence examples for has especially hurt from inspiring English sources

Peterson has especially hurt the Badgers, averaging 17 points and 6 rebounds in three games.

In the nine months to June this year, however, ABC made a pro forma operating loss of $13m, dragging down the company's operating profit to $2.3 billion.Part of ABC's problem is the advertising slump, which has especially hurt the network since it slipped from top of the prime-time ratings to third place this year, behind NBC and CBS.

Economic difficulties have especially hurt the chances of three incumbents.

(The Oxydol sale must have especially hurt sentimental Proctoids: the soap powder was the proud sponsor in 1933 of "Ma Perkins", one of America's first soap operas).The combined effect of these sales and purchases has been two-fold.

Dan Gillmor, a journalism professor at Arizona State University, said the hacks have especially hurt news outlets because their Twitter accounts are often the primary way that their news reaches consumers who may not subscribe to a newspaper or have access to a newswire.

Mertkan and Serdar were quick to cite the economic benefit of having Varosha back, saying the area around it has been especially hurt by the occupation, and Varosha would help them just as much as it would the Greek-Cypriots. .

As commodity prices have plunged, Russia and Brazil have been especially hurt.

The production industries have been especially hurt by the oil price collapse, which has led to something of a crisis in the North Sea.

Americans who are forced to stop work as the result of serious disabilities and simply want to start receiving the disability benefits they have earned -- like the Florida woman -- have been especially hurt.

The show may have been especially hurt this week by what a number of reviewers felt was a particularly weak episode.

The company said it had been especially hurt by a retrenchment among marketers who buy high-priced display ads, one of the mainstays of Yahoo's business.