Sentence examples for hurt progress from inspiring English sources

The economic slowdown has definitely hurt progress downtown, said Jason Epstein, a partner at E/N Properties of Stamford, the developer of a 38-unit condominium project, Lofts 881, on Lafayette Boulevard.

Democrats and the left hold onto the dogma that cutting government spending in a troubled economy will hurt progress and economic growth.

The complicated part, at least at Gym Jones, is the mental workout: constant awareness of what helps or hurts progress, including maintaining proper nutrition and executing recovery accurately.

She said that the marketing industry needs more people from ethnic backgrounds and that the industry's reliance on graduate recruitment programmes was hurting progress.

In February, Michael Specter gave a talk at TED, which can now be seen online, on the subject of denialism, and how irrational thinking hurts progress and is bad for science.

By Thessaly La Force April 13 , 2010In February, Michael Specter gave a talk at TED, which can now be seen online, on the subject of denialism, and how irrational thinking hurts progress and is bad for science.

This communication argues that overvaluation of RCT and undervaluation of other study formats in establishing best available evidence hurts progress in reproductive medicine and in medicine in general.

It cannot hurt the progress of a young black quarterback to have an African-American mentor, either a veteran like Garrard or a coach like Frazier.

Delaying enforcement of the mandate won't hurt the progress of health care reform because, the fact is, the requirement affects very few employers.

This could hurt their progress in the long run, as consumers will ignore their advances, having recalled their earlier stilted interactions and unproductive trials.

The "unilateral sanctions" recently imposed will hurt diplomatic progress in the region, and I find it disconcerting that so many Democrats supported President Bush in his saber-rattling.