Sentence examples for thus hurt from inspiring English sources

It will preserve the overcapacity in the market, create zombie companies and thus hurt Ford.

Big fines, meanwhile, may harm some companies and thus hurt competition.

The groups contend that lower river flows could alter the habitats of certain fish and migratory birds, including ducks, and thus hurt fishing and hunting.

He's never said what those loopholes and deductions might be, but many economists suggested that he'd have to end the mortgage deduction to achieve anything close to revenue neutrality, and thus hurt the middle class.

It could get through to the run-off in some 100-150 consthoughcits (though is is unlikely to win more than a couple) and thus hurt the government by splitting the right-wing vote in the second round.

But Fionnuala Earley, its chief economist, said that the financial crisis would eventually take some of the froth out of the market.The credit crunch will thus hurt not only companies but also households.

"Pedestrians and shoppers will go out of their way to avoid that block, thus hurting the businesses located on the block and on the next one".

The supporters had also worried that a countywide reassessment would raise uncertainties about future tax rates, thus hurting the proposals' chances.

The absence of star players on Origin duty damages the integrity of the premiership, which in turn damages attendance and ratings and thus hurts the bottom line.

That may well lead to a lower valuation, thus hurting returns for the government, which owns 61 percent of the company and is expected to sell shares.

Every firm does what is prudent for itself, but by cutting its spending it slows down the economy still further and thus hurts everybody, including itself.