Sentence examples for has particularly hurt from inspiring English sources

That has particularly hurt Exxon Mobil, which bought the gas driller XTO three years ago for $41 billion to expand its domestic gas production.

This in turn has particularly hurt the growing numbers of older and disabled people needing help, including mental health service users and people with learning difficulties.

This has particularly hurt Time Inc., the nation's largest magazine publisher, with blue chip titles like Sports Illustrated, Time and Fortune.

It is sapping European spending power and, at the same time, raising corporate costs, a fact that has particularly hurt DuPont.

Mr. Lee and Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong's chief executive, each warned of serious harm to their cities' economies because of the outbreak, which has particularly hurt the airline, hotel, retailing and restaurant industries.

That, combined with the rampant piracy of these discs when they're released has particularly hurt independent pro-wrestling organizations (to pick something out of thin air).

So far Johnson has not told Twickenham whether he wants to stay on and is known to have been particularly hurt by Tindall's behaviour and the need to stand by his vice-captain and fellow World Cup winner from 2003 when it became clear that the Gloucester player had not told the whole story.

Wal-Mart's down-market customers have been particularly hurt this year by higher gasoline prices and heating oil prices.

Small businesses, which account for 70percentt of the nation's workforce, have been particularly hurt by the credit crunch.

Most big-city mayors are Democrats, whose constituents include many low-income residents and whose cities have been particularly hurt by the dramatic cuts of federal housing, infrastructure, and other programs since the 1980s.

No one has particularly sparkled.