Sentence examples for hurting workers from inspiring English sources

If the home industry makes too much, it will depress the price of its exports on world markets, damaging the country's terms of trade, and hurting workers.

If those contracts are not approved, the states' budgets will have to be balanced by cutting state jobs and services, hurting workers, residents and the local economy.

Yet even as he put investors on notice that monetary policy will get tighter, he was unwilling or unable to address head-on the quandary he faces: how to put a speed bump in front of Wall Street without sending the entire economy into a skid, hurting workers who own little if any stock while he hunts an enemy, inflation, that is nowhere in sight.

Government, only recently perceiving the movement from a traditional workforce to an independent contractor model, is stifling innovation and hurting workers in the process.

"You're hurting workers, you're creating more part-time employment and you're increasing the deficit.

In a 2014 Wall Street Journal opinion piece, Puzder insisted the new rules would end up hurting workers, including fast-food managers who'd be guaranteed overtime pay.

Computers have hurt workers outside factories too.

Labor leaders have warned that the tax would hurt workers.

It offered nothing for employers who kept hurt workers in a job.

Meanwhile, labor disputes at Sukiya show how falling prices and revenue can quickly hurt workers.

"Corruption hurts businessmen, hurts workers, hits and offends honest men and women".