Sentence examples for hurt by problems from inspiring English sources

Another once high-flying company, Oxford Health Plans, was hurt by problems with its billing system, though it cited the switch to a new computer system.

A prominent casualty was Cigna, which dropped 4 11/16, to 96 9/16, after it said earnings growth was being hurt by problems in disability insurance.

Revenue in the period ended May 31 was hurt by problems with the company's e-mail delivery campaign, Jeffrey Schwartz, the chief executive, said in the statement.

The Sony Corporation said that its third-quarter profit declined 22.8percentto to 72.2 billion yen ($611 million), hurt by problems with its electronic game division, despite a 10percentt increase in sales.

It has been hurt by problems raising capital and cuts in federal loan subsidies.

Computer makers led the technology sector lower as a number of companies said their revenue growth will be seriously hurt by problems from the supply end.

Aside from problems with the line-up of Rover sedans, the company has been badly hurt by currency problems stemming from the high value of the British pound.

Still, Mr. Thursfield warned that Ford's recovery could be hurt by several problems outside its control.

Exxon Mobil was hurt by production problems in Kazakhstan and the North Sea, while Shell's oil production was hurt by theft, flooding and political instability in Nigeria.

Its value has been hurt by manufacturing problems since 2008, including the shutdown of a Boston factory this year and a $175 million federal penalty for "quality deficiencies".

Advanced Micro was hurt by production problems and price cutting by Intel, which was determined to win back market share it lost to Advanced Micro in 1998.