Sentence examples for largely hurt from inspiring English sources

Economic sanctions now largely hurt the average Iraqi, not the regime.

GM's pull-back largely hurt the broadcast networks, while cable channels missed the P&G money.

It is a revolution to increase consciousness, change attitudes and become more accommodating in our mindsets about a population that has been largely hurt and ignored throughout history.

His effort may be more fruitful than health care, where Democratic Senators had little problem voting against a Republican proposal that would have largely hurt their constituents.

What it accomplished: Clinton agreed to a timeline for balancing the budget but the standoff largely hurt Republicans politically, with a Gallup poll saying 46percentt of people blamed the GOP for the shutdown while just 27percentt blamed Clinton.

In April, meanwhile, 14 female Democratic lawmakers fasted to "draw attention to the severe cuts being proposed to poverty-focused international assistance programs, which will largely hurt women and girls globally".

But even if Brown merely targets his "squeezed middle", winning them back is no longer as simple as fighting the Tories: 14% of those polled by the Resolution Foundation back Ukip, confounding suggestions that the Eurosceptic party largely hurts the Tories.

The CFPB's portrait of an industry that's largely hurting borrowers and taxpayers may be overstated.

For the week, the Nasdaq was down 1.1 percent, hurt largely by the decline in Apple.

Lazard, the investment bank run by Bruce Wasserstein, said Tuesday that its first-quarter profit plunged 71percentt, hurt largely by a $28.5 million write-down in its holdings of corporate debt and losses in its corporate equity portfolio.

[C3.] PROFIT DROPS AT LAZARD Lazard, the investment bank run by Bruce Wasserstein, said that its first-quarter profit fell 71percentt, hurt largely by a losses in its holdings of corporate debt and in its corporate equity portfolio.