Sentence examples for problems hurting from inspiring English sources

Are these problems hurting the business?

The problems hurting domestic demand have been partly offset by a boom in export sales, helped by a weaker dollar.

"Air pollution, which had haunted the city for quite a long time, is believed to be one of the major problems hurting Beijing's chance for the 2022 Games".

The shift towards manufacturing and heavy industry in Dallas formed partially out of problems hurting Dallas area cotton farmers.

Food insecurity and declining economic growth are two further quantifiable problems hurting West Africa, the poorest region of the world.

The manufacturing problems hurt 2001 earnings and have held up approval of new products, like an experimental asthma drug, Asmanex.

So any financial problems hurt the party, which then has to decide which part of its balance sheet takes the hit".

It was the better-off who gained most from costly fuel subsidies, while the fiscal problems hurt the economy as a whole.

Cunningham, who missed four preseason games because of shoulder problems, hurt the thumb on his throwing hand when he hit it against a defender.

Anand Mahindra, the boss of Mahindra Group, a leading manufacturing and technology firm, reckons this is the worst conjunction of political and economic problems he has seen in his adult life: "I can't remember any year worse than this".External problems hurt, including weak global growth and high oil prices (India imports 80% of its oil, then subsidises a lot of it for consumers).

Two old names-Laclede Steel and Acme Metals-went into Chapter 11 last year, after emerging market problems hurt orders and dumping by foreign suppliers generated record imports.