Sentence examples for therefore hurts from inspiring English sources

The ruling therefore hurts most those who tried to help, he said.

Sanctions, beyond those imposed for years by the United States, could therefore hurt Iran badly.

Nonetheless, concern has grown that the credit problems may eventually weaken the economy and therefore hurt demand for commercial space.

(Sometimes businesses respond to such monitoring, and the possibly ill-advised demands that follow from it, in ways that slow development and therefore hurt the poor).

It was all at the behest of fabric and trim manufacturers, who complained that the new, simpler styles used less material and therefore hurt their businesses.

"Governor McGreevey's lack of leadership on pay-to-play reform contributes to the perception that he brought to Trenton business as usual when he promised real reform -- and therefore hurt his popularity," said Harry S. Pozycki, the chairman of Common Cause New Jersey.

In Syria, anyone who calls for outside intervention is likely to be branded a traitor; any Western threat of military action would therefore hurt the opposition more than the regime.

It's all an attempt to avoid a vicious cycle: When automakers offer cash in order to clear out large segments of inventory quickly, it can create a glut in the market and therefore hurt those cars' residual values.

Though some critics have said pot tourism may bring an increase of illegal activity to the US cities, therefore hurting their reputations and keeping out family tourism, most appear to tacitly agree that marijuana will bring money to both states' coffers.

It would reduce the purchasing power of middle class families and therefore hurt fast food outlets d.

Kojac claims her boss even admonished her for not moving fast enough on her investigations -- and for therefore hurting her boss' bonus.