Sentence examples for which is hurting from inspiring English sources

For his dishonest budget which is hurting Australians.

"People dine less at restaurants, and many plants have shut down, which is hurting pork demand".

Both sides will be watching closely to see which is hurting the most.

Or about the cuts to Vista, which is hurting the program that performs antipoverty work in many states.

Like Citigroup, Chase also has to contend with concerns about deteriorating credit quality, which is hurting some big banks.

The German chancellor appears unable to halt a drift to the right, which is hurting Germany's international reputation.

The paper reported: "The British security services asked the ambassador to cease the practice, which was hurting their ability to safeguard him.

Burrell told the Telegraph: "I knew as soon as I walked into the office and saw Stuart's face, which was hurting, that it was not good news.

The company attributed the results to the current economic conditions, which are hurting the technology market and many of its clients.

And this year we have seen one shadow minister after another falling over themselves to endorse savage spending cuts which are hurting real people.

Mr Wells said it was that structural decline - rather than unfair competition - which was hurting Royal Mail.