Sentence examples for hurts the world from inspiring English sources

Either choice hurts the world's poorest and most marginalised communities.

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - ROME — Rome's Teatro dell'Opera says Fabio Luisi's last-minute bolting from his engagement to conduct "Elektra" so he could conduct at New York's Metropolitan Opera hurts the world of lyric opera.

In particular, they may be hurting the world's developing countries.

And they are counterproductive, because they exacerbate the problems they seek to solve.This latest spike in food prices will hurt the world's worst-off.

They have added interactive features such as Google TV or Sony's online services, but sofa spuds snub them.LCDs are hurting the world's biggest consumer-electronics firms.

Investors around the globe are watching the 23 June vote with growing concern, in the light of recent warnings that Brexit would hurt the world economy.

A spokesperson for DfID said: "International tax evasion is a menace that can hurt the world's poorest and hold back developing economies.

What hurt the world helped America.For the past six years Republicans in Congress have argued that America must cut public spending to bring dangerous deficits and alarming public debt under control.

And opposition to tariffs that hurt the world's poor is certainly a libertarian position that's attractive to many liberals.But what other policy components might a libertarian appeal to liberal sensibilities encompass?

"Clearly unacceptable," admitted Mr Pandit.Worse, it is no longer just collateralised-debt obligations and other complex securitised products that are hurting the world's largest bank (by assets if no longer by market value).

One gets the sense that, growing up and beyond, Albee was rather proud of his put-downs; he wanted to hurt the world he could never show had hurt him.