Sentence examples for hurt by the changes in from inspiring English sources

In addition, the Council just signed off on $723,000 in relief for small businesses hurt by the changes in the city.

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.

How many people will be hurt by the changes?

One person who probably will not be hurt by the changes is Mr. Bush.

The study, from the Centre for Behavioural Research in Cancer in Melbourne, also found no evidence of small retailers, such as newsagents, convenience stores and corner shops, being hurt by the change.

And for people hurt by the change, there's no way around it.

If institutional investors still feel the pain of I.B.M. employees hurt by the company's changes in its pension plans, they didn't show it at the annual meeting last week.

That hurts more than the change in–.

Some doctors also said patients could be hurt by major changes in Medicare and Medicaid that Mr. Price, along with other House Republicans, has advocated.

In general, large families and those that currently take a lot of deductions for medical expenses or state and local taxes are hurt the most by the changes in the GOP plan.

Trump and his running mate, Indiana Governor Mike Pence, focused their campaign on national security, bringing change to Washington politics and fighting for U.S. workers hurt by changes in the global economy.