Sentence examples for mostly hurts from inspiring English sources

But the quota actually mostly hurts American firms.

The bank shutdown has mostly hurt the tiny middle class, and the elite around Mr. Gbagbo.

Postponing a new agreement would mostly hurt Europe, goes the most common argument.

"The danger with Trips is that it will mostly hurt the developing countries' access to ideas".

Rush Limbaugh rushed in to discredit Mr. Fox, though he mostly hurt himself.

Ordinary people worried that the sanctions would mostly hurt the poor and the middle class, further decreasing their income.

Claims by business executives and anti-tax crusaders that corporate taxes mostly hurt workers because they cause companies to reduce wages and raise prices are overstated.

Results were mostly hurt by weakness in its hardline categories, which include hardware, housewares, automotive, electronics, sporting goods, toys and health and beauty items.

IN a Gallup poll last September, 44percentt of the respondents said immigrants mostly help the economy, while 40percentt said they mostly hurt.

He said taking away sports would mostly hurt the children with the fewest resources, whose families could not afford to move or take them to school at a neighboring district.

In a shock to its Israeli allies, it chose the Arab states: despite aggressive moves by Egypt, France imposed a temporary arms embargo on the region — which mostly hurt Israel — and warned senior Israeli officials to avoid hostilities.