Sentence examples for hurt by changing from inspiring English sources
According to George Flint, the 80-year-old owner of Chapel of Bells in Reno, the wedding industry has also been hurt by "changing cultural mores" regarding the institution of marriage itself.
Correction: August 6, 2000, Sunday An article last Sunday about the prospects for the continued independence of the Campbell Soup Company misspelled the surname of an analyst at Prudential Securities who said the company was being hurt by changing consumer preferences.
Additionally, its effort to sell servers to big companies has been hurt by the changing industry dynamics, including the move to cloud computing.
Being emotional ensures that you will be hurt by every changing situation.
The struck chains say they are trying to adapt to a changing marketplace in which their business has been hurt by the inroads of huge low-cost stores like Wal-Mart, typically nonunion.
On page 242, under the heading of "A Changing Population," Harcourt states simply, "California Indians were hurt by the gold rush...
Not only is there a changing regulatory environment over the types of game mechanics they use, their margins are hurt by rising adoption of iOS and Android devices.
And by changing theaters, you're hurting the creators of the film you saw without directly paying for it.
