Sentence examples for hurting smaller from inspiring English sources

The loss of appetite at the big companies is hurting smaller companies that specialize in RNAi.

They could charge companies for faster access to consumers, hurting smaller players and innovation.

For one thing, the construction sites on Pinstone Street are hurting smaller businesses.

The Republican candidate called Dodd-Frank "the biggest kiss" for "New York banks I've ever seen," saying the law was hurting smaller lenders.

They vowed to stop conglomerates from hurting smaller businesses through unfair practices, fight widening income disparity and ensure that tycoons convicted of corruption were punished.

But experts say there is little doubt that the loss of credit is hurting smaller businesses, contributing to Spain's troubles by raising unemployment and cutting tax revenues, making it harder to bring its budget deficit down to manageable levels.

"It's hurting small business.

Some feel the sequester cuts are already hurting small businesses.

A reader says anti-immigration policy is hurting small farmers.

"He said he didn't understand that Obamacare was hurting small business," Mr. Romney said.

An owner of a diner says the new health law is  hurting small businesses.