Sentence examples for limited hurt from inspiring English sources

The Bruegel think-tank has produced a useful graphic here to illustrate the vulnerabilities.Second, they claim that their actions, even if more limited, hurt Russia more.

While the limited release might hurt the device's sales, AT&T clearly isn't suffering.

Will Zuckerberg's total control of voting rights and limited business experience hurt the company?

The big institutional investors who tend to put the most money into venture funds as limited partners are hurting right now.

Barnes & Noble has "taken limited orders, limited placement, and did not do the normal outreach to their customers online, which really hurt," Ms. Gross said.

In limited release land, The Hurt Locker has crossed $10 million and won't make it to $15 million.

Following the release of Beyoncé, the track charted in the lower regions internationally, and when released as a single, "Pretty Hurts" attained limited success commercially.

Local telephone companies have been hurt by the limited customer-spending and a shift to wireless telephones and electronic mail, which has reduced the number of telephone access lines in service.

In an interview, Peter Klein, the chief financial officer of Microsoft, said that in some cases, sales of Windows 8 were hurt by the limited availability of computers with touch screens that more fully exploit the capabilities of the software: "We need to do more of those".

If the market for the office buildings, warehouses and apartments that Gilbert is buying goes the other way, Gilbert's limited partners will be badly hurt.

But I felt that for a limited period it wouldn t hurt me.