Sentence examples for hurting the performance from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C. and Mr. Spitzer said in their complaints yesterday that Invesco executives were repeatedly told that active trading by timers was hurting the performance of some funds, yet they continued to allow the activity without informing independent directors.

The group fears that more frequent reporting -- monthly or quarterly -- would allow outsiders to figure out what managers intend to buy or sell before they actually make the trades, possibly hurting the performance of portfolios.

While much has been said about China's hesitance to raise domestic prices for fear of inflation, Beijing was facing an equally vexing problem: artificially low gas and diesel prices were indirectly depressing China's stock markets by hurting the performance of the energy giants Sinopec and PetroChina.

That, in turn, means the developer can try out new services without worrying about hurting the performance of their app or going through the App Store approval process each time.

This in turn hurts the performance of surrounding towns.

The surge by the two large Japanese automakers seemed to hurt the performance of their Asian rivals.

This has hurt the performance of small caps by reducing the demand for them, relative to large stocks.

Wall Street analysts have long maintained that the association with tobacco has hurt the performance of Philip Morris's stock.

But George Wachsmann of BAWM, which runs money for wealthy families in Brazil, warns that asset-gathering could hurt the performance of the firm's hedge funds.

Analysts said high costs and intensifying competition hurt the performance of the bank, No. 2 in the nation behind Allied Irish Banks P.L.C. Brian Lavery (NYT).

Last week, IOC president Jacques Rogge warned that events next year might be postponed if the pollution was so high that it might hurt the performance of athletes.