Sentence examples for which also hurts from inspiring English sources

Sloppy handling damages stem caps, which also hurts shelf life.

The GPS community, which serves everyone from everyday drivers to emergency vehicle personnel, is up in arms about the venture as well, which also hurts the firm's valuation.

Campaigning NGOs can put pressure on a firm to do better, but they rarely support it when expelling a factory from its supply chain, which also hurts workers, says Mr Hassenfeld.

"In recent years, some of the focus of economic growth has shifted away from these established areas, which is not good for the cities themselves and which also hurts the county," William M. Mooney, the partnership's chairman, said.

Additionally, we cut off search indexing several months ago, which also hurts the UU [unique user] numbers.

And without those exits—some firms may not be able to raise their next funds, which also hurts their ability to do new deals.

The lack of suspense may have led to low voter turnout, which also hurt Mr. Davis.

And at least one of my arms was twisted unnaturally against my chest, which also hurt quite a bit, but that was more like a burning sensation than the sharp, urgent ache of my neck.

Citizens Financial, the bank's retail and corporate unit in the United States, reported a 7% drop in operating profit to £752 million ($1.5 billion), and blamed the weak dollar, a factor which also hurt results in the bank's corporate markets and wealth management divisions.

For now, the government crackdown has crushed the Islamist threat, which also was hurt by popular resentment among the local people who lost their jobs and revulsion at the attack on Nov. 17, 1997, when six attackers shot and stabbed mainly Swiss, British and Japanese victims in a 45-minute rampage.

Investment dropped 21percentt in energy efficiency, which is also hurt by muted electricity prices.