Sentence examples for hurt the majority from inspiring English sources

Diplomats from most EU countries agree that the sanctions have hurt the majority of Serbs, while benefiting the privileged ruling class around Miloševic.

Precipitous creation of small high schools may be a good sound bite for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's re-election campaign, but it has hurt the majority of students.

Opponents, including Mr. Gore, argue that vouchers would drain necessary resources from public schools, hinder public school reform and hurt the majority of poor students who would remain in public school.

I find it hard to believe that anyone with goodness in their heart can support policies which will hurt the majority of others, especially the downtrodden.

Losing $15 million will hurt the majority of students in TUSD, while protecting the status quo of MAS classes and teachers who currently serve fewer than 300 Latino students.

I do object to how "small government" is used to manipulate the public into justifying policies that hurt the majority of people in this country in favor of further enriching and empowering a few already very wealthy and powerful people.

If you are being pressured by others to wait until later in May or June to pledge, please be aware that you risk hurting the majority of folks who have made their clear choice in Senator Obama.

A crushed dollar hurts the majority of Americans and the economy in general.

Since all but a few student athletes are receiving benefits worth more than any revenue they are generating for their schools, any change will mainly reward only a few select players and could potentially end up hurting the majority of student athletes whose sports rely on the money generated by the few revenue sports.

Obama thus seems doomed to go down in history as an elitist President who helped only the powerful, and who hurt the vast majority of Americans.

It's true that the way we have undertaken globalization has hurt the vast majority of working people in this country--a view that EPI has been articulating for years, and that we will continue to articulate well after November.