Sentence examples for hurt future from inspiring English sources

Even a marginally stronger dollar would hurt future earnings.

Investors have worried that Washington's crackdown on big banks might hurt future earnings.

In addition, both companies said that the sustained flooding in Thailand would hurt future business.

The deputy chief executive, Brian Gilbertson, said a protracted slowdown might hurt future earnings.

Mr. Medvedev praised the country's arms manufacturers, but warned that economic conditions would hurt future sales.

But officials insisted the experience would not hurt future cooperation between Washington and London.

The J.C. Penney situation also risks hurting future efforts.

One minister accused campaigners, including the National Trust, of "nihilistic selfishness", arguing that a chronic shortage of new homes only hurts future generations.

Agriculture experts say the amount of loss will depend in part on how many trees show signs of damage, hurting future production, and how much fruit farmers harvest for juice before it falls to ground.

Today, besides hurting future borrowers, the moves to give homeowners more bargaining power against banks may leave intended beneficiaries no better off.

In catch share systems, regulators figure out the maximum number of fish that can be hauled from the sea without hurting future fish populations.