Sentence examples for hurts the availability of from inspiring English sources

The service clearly believes that streaming is its future, even as it alienates some of its current bread-and-butter DVD rental customers by doing things like agreeing not to rent new DVD releases until they've been out for 28 days (something which hurts the availability of the most popular movies on the service).

He reiterated that he was opposed to some proposals intended to shield retail businesses from investment banking operations, saying they could hurt the availability of credit.

Newsmagazines have been hurt by the availability of instant news and analysis on the Web, and also by the rise of two new weekly competitors, The Week and The Economist.

Would their efforts hurt entrepreneurship and damp the availability of credit?

Such a decision somehow hurts the recall of body blocks.

I just want to be able to manage it and decrease the amount of time that it hurts, the duration of the hurt.

Illegal sales might also increase the availability of cigarettes to children, Mr. McMahon said, and the tax would hurt bodegas and other small businesses, where cigarette sales can account for more than a third of sales.

Perhaps it's the availability of games across a wide range of cable stations that has hurt ratings.

Though G.M. has been heavily advertising the availability of financing from local credit unions and other alternative sources, dealers have said the credit-scoring restriction had hurt sales by turning down buyers without stellar credit scores.

The availability of ingredients.

It was the availability of money.