Sentence examples for hurt by increased from inspiring English sources

GlaxoSmithKline's consumer health care division fared worse, hurt by increased competition from generic brands.

The company said last month that sales of its DocuPrint and DocuTech machines were being hurt by increased competition.

The company's results were hurt by increased generic competition in the United States to Remeron, an antidepressant.

The company said results in the quarter, which ended Oct. 31, were hurt by increased warranty costs, discounts and one-time costs for a plant reorganization.

American Greetings, which has been hurt by increased competition from the Internet and lower-priced cards, also lowered its fiscal 2002 earnings projections.

The first is that the least-skilled native-born Californians have seen their wages hit and their job opportunities hurt by increased competition from immigrants.

In recent years, that resource has been hurt by increasing violence in Mexico, the falling value of the Mexican peso, and Trump's anti-Mexican rhetoric.

The MPs on the committee called on the government to put more measures in place to aid dairy farmers, who have been hurt by increasing volatility on the international markets for milk products, including fresh and frozen milk, cheese, dried milk, cultured milk and other products.

A leveraged company can still do well fundamentally when rates rise, but earnings will be hurt by increasing interest expense, he says.

The Taiwanese firm, which was one of the early leaders in Android-powered smartphones, has been hurt by increasing competition in the sector.

Such considerations are vitally important, but those candidates can also be the ones most likely to be hurt by the increased workload.