Sentence examples for thereby hurt from inspiring English sources

Mr. McGuiness of the human resources association said that in a dynamic economy white-collar unionization could make companies less flexible and thereby hurt competition and overall economic growth.

Scared that I would fail — that at the moment of truth I would hesitate, and thereby hurt the bird, and scared that I would succeed and end up with blood on my hands, literally and figuratively.

Thousands of players who claim to want their games to be politics-free have taken the political action of "review-bombing" Wolfenstein II and Call of Duty: WWII in online stores, leaving disgruntled reviews in an effort to damage each game's aggregate score and thereby hurt the developers financially.

Should they continue to funnel their taxpayers' money to a country that routinely jails and tortures its critics or should they turn off the tap and thereby hurt the blameless poor?Most donors are keeping up or even increasing their giving.

Three-quarters of the damage pollution does, they say, is to the local environment (thereby hurting human health); the remainder is the cost of global warming (see chart).

The firm worried that having to license these trademarks would introduce legal complexities that might deter it and others from buying trademarked beans, thereby hurting farmers.

The SNB shocked foreign exchange markets last September when it imposed a cap on the value of the franc against the euro to stop the currency soaring and thereby hurting Swiss exporters' earnings.

Starbucks argues that trademarking coffee beans contradicts standard approaches to intellectual property, and may introduce legal complexities that deter firms from buying the trademarked beans, thereby hurting farmers instead of helping them.

If, at this point in time, we continue to have these internal conflicts, thereby hurting our international competitiveness, Taiwan's economy will be affected in a way that is difficult to predict.

First, the higher-ranking woman (let's call her Becky) might see the lower-ranking woman (Amelia) as potentially performing worse and thus reinforcing negative views of women, thereby hurting Becky's own standing.

Austerity brings with it a vicious circle of decline, squeezing domestic demand and raising unemployment, thereby hurting revenues, sustaining big deficits and draining away confidence in banks and sovereign debt.