Sentence examples for thereby hurting from inspiring English sources

So, the fact that Companies are "penalized" (thereby "hurting" the shareholders, apparently) is hardly a concern.

Accordingly, they will be tempted to scale back investments, thereby hurting the economy even if the Member State ultimately remains part of the European Union.

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.

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).

Those who successfully advocated for curbs on the practice had argued that appraisal claims lowered deal premia by incenting buyers to withhold top dollar, thereby hurting non-appraising shareholders.

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.

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.

But some small companies quietly smuggle in parts and even computers without paying these import taxes, Ms. Ma said, explaining that this allowed the small companies to cut costs and thereby hurt profit margins across the domestic Chinese industry.

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.