Sentence examples for hurt distribution from inspiring English sources

Alligator representatives objected, noting the change could hurt distribution and that the lease is an unfair tax on free speech.

Also, having a billion users surely doesn't hurt your distribution and marketing efforts.

Economists had expected a sharp increase, partly because last year's harvest was poor for many crops and partly because snowstorms began to hurt food production and distribution in late January.

It will also spend more on auditing suppliers and testing raw materials to avoid a repeat of a major cereal recall and problems with its Eggo waffle distribution that hurt its results.

According to distributor Stuart S. Shapiro, the X rating hurt the film's distribution, but the dubbed version "took the bite out of the film.

Perhaps foreshadowing the arguments that Disney's lobbyists will make in Washington, Mr Eisner said: "Concentration of distribution usually hurts the small guy [not] the large player".Mr Eisner's dismissal of Comcast's approach was backed up by Disney's board, which formally rejected the hostile bid on Monday February 16th and expressed confidence in Mr Eisner's leadership.

It is interesting that real assets, in the form of primary home ownership, protected immigrant households at the bottom of the wealth distribution, while hurting their counterparts in the upper and middle wealth quartiles.

In the long run, it is not clear whether the Internet will help Seagram and other established music companies by cutting their distribution costs or hurt them by increasing piracy.

In light of weak demand for personal computers and slowing worldwide economies, the chip maker said it expected that normal seasonal weakness in first-quarter demand for PC processors coupled with the effects of excess PC inventories in distribution channels would hurt PC processor sales in the first quarter of 2001.

"Up until now we haven't been hurt by a lack of distribution.

And those at the top of the distribution may be hurt by shifting to the new rules.