Sentence examples for hurt both by from inspiring English sources

The country's exports, about half of which are farm products, have been hurt both by a strong dollar and by weak prices for agricultural commodities.

The convention business was also hurt, both by the cancellation of events scheduled for last week and the postponement of ones to be held in the next few weeks.

And Milo Djukanovic, Montenegro's pro-western president, feels that his republic, hurt both by international sanctions against Yugoslavia and by NATO's bombing (albeit less severely than Serbia was), has already paid too high a price for staying put.

In it, he makes several arguments.i) The emerging markets were hurt both by the rich world's dramatic monetary easing half a decade ago and by the withdrawal of that easy money in recent months.

She has been hurt both by the deteriorating economy and by the Petrobras scandal, which involves allegations of kickbacks of at least $1 billion, funnelled to politicians in her Workers Partyy (PT) and its coalition partners.

Reaching Out to a Bloc In the weeks leading up to Mrs. Clinton's August visit to New Square, she tried to improve her standing with Jews, a relationship hurt both by questions concerning the Middle East and by accusations from a former campaign worker of President Clinton's that in 1974 she used an anti-Semitic slur.

The finalists are Amelia Gray for "Threats," published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux; "Kind One" by Laird Hunt and T. Geronimo Johnson's "Hold It 'Til It Hurts," both published by Coffee House Press Watergatete" by Thomas Mallon, published by Pantheon; and Benjamin Alire Sáenz for "Everything Begins & Ends at the Kentucky Club," published by Cinco Puntos Press.

The Republicans have been hurt (both morally and financially) by a corruption scandal last year.

Hamas, which has celebrated this horrific event, is determined to hurt both Israelis and Palestinians by escalating this conflict through this and its constant barrage of rockets into southern Israel.

Von Stroheim called Greed his most fully realized work and was hurt both professionally and personally by the studio's re-editing of it.

The terms hurt both large and small developers by severely limiting their choice of how best to make money.