Sentence examples for plan hurt from inspiring English sources
"The restructuring plan hurt the administration tremendously within the STEM community," says Martin Storksdieck, director of a new STEM research and learning center at Oregon State University, Corvallis, and the former director of the National Academies Board on Science EducationNational Academies Board on Science Education
The Lippman plan hurts these budding lawyers most of all.
The point, however, is that privatizing health insurance for seniors, which is what Mr. Lieberman is in effect proposing — and which is the essence of the G.O.P. plan — hurts rather than helps the cause of cost control.
Liberal groups, for instance, argue that the plan hurts the working poor by raising sales and cigarette taxes, while not shifting enough of the tax burden onto the wealthy.
Critics say cash-balance plans hurt older workers.
"George Bush: his real plans hurt real people," the commercial concludes.
And if the administration's plans hurt residents, he said, "I will fight to reverse it".
(There was one downside, Uhlich said. The jump in the number of season-ticket plans hurt single-game ticket sales, which declined 21 percent, he said).
Does Rudolph W. Giuliani's lack of planning hurt him, like when he was perceived to have bungled a question on abortion, or is his spontaneity his greatest asset?
This week, the Republicans were trumpeting the governor's new slogan, "Real plans for real people," and the Democrats were replying with the taunt, "George Bush's real plans hurt real people".
Critics say conversions to cash-balance plans hurt older workers and are often motivated by companies' desire to inflate their book profits by increasing surpluses in their pension trust funds.
