Sentence examples for hurt by war from inspiring English sources

A cartoon (above) in Le Monde this week caught the mood perfectly.It is hard to separate out the impact of broader economic worries, but certain businesses have clearly been hurt by war fears.

Also, with Doctors Without Borders, because they look after the people that are really hurt by war and that's the civilians.

Norway was badly hurt by the war at sea, about half of Norwegian merchant shipping being lost.

Frank Dangeard, head of financial restructuring at France Télécom, remained confident that the company would not be hurt by the war in Iraq.

"Every family has been hurt by the war in one way or another, and I wanted to find a language of photography that would be different from what I had done before".

However, the business was being hurt by the war, and some merchants began making vocal calls for action, and public outrage rose over the failure of the Massachusetts defenses to stop the French and Indian raids.

Trade was also hurt by the civil war in Libya, which hit oil supplies, and flooding in Thailand that disrupted supply chains.

Dell's earnings were hurt by the price war that recently enabled the company to become the world's largest PC maker according to a ranking compiled by the Gartner Group, surpassing Compaq Computer and increasing its market share to 13percentt.

Stocks closed lower, with the Dow Jones industrial average falling more than 201 points to 8,379.41, as the market was also hurt by concern about war with Iraq and new indicators of economic sluggishness.

[C9.] Qwest Moves Ahead After Battle A day after dropping out of the contest to acquire MCI, the chief executive of Qwest said his company's reputation had not been hurt by the bidding war.

Elsewhere, Microchip says its results will be hurt by the impact war and SARS, but 7-Eleven says March total sales shot up 15.5%, off of higher priced gasoline.