Sentence examples for hurt by changes from inspiring English sources
It also expects to be hurt by changes in currency exchange rates.
It has been hurt by changes in the tax laws that made corporate memberships less attractive to companies; Wall Street mergers; corporate relocations; and the advent of company-owned exercise facilities.
While they may disagree about the effect of the changes that have taken place in the departments over the past years, many experts agree that both departments have been hurt by changes to the entrance exams engineered by the Justice Department, which sought to increase the number of African-Americans, Hispanics and women in the ranks.
"This segment has low volatility relative to the economy, as it neither significantly benefits from, nor is seriously hurt by, economic changes," asserts Ivankoe.
In addition, the Council just signed off on $723,000 in relief for small businesses hurt by the changes in the city.
The largest number of critics were residents and workers in Chinatown whose blocks were left out of the rezoning plan and who raised concerns that businesses hurt by the changes would be pushed into their neighborhood.
The failure of the exchanges created an information vacuum as far as Obamacare successes went; in rushed the individual stories of those who claimed to have been hurt by the changes to the market.
The reception from Congress has so far been mostly chilly but mostly from representatives in states that are home to the NASA centers that would be most hurt by the changes — the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the Johnson Space Center in Texas and the Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama.
It took steps in February to retain its manufacturing in Germany, cutting worker hours, but it was hurt by proposed changes to government incentive programs and increasing restrictions on the use of arable land and construction of the large, ground-mounted solar systems that are the core of its business.
