Sentence examples for which was hurt from inspiring English sources

Sprint, which was hurt by a decline in long-distance sales, exceeded analysts' estimates.

UBS, which was hurt by a trading scandal that cost it $2.3 billion, saw its earnings fall 39 percent.

The stock, which was hurt earlier in the week when reimbursement questions arose, has fallen significantly the last two days.

At Costco, which was hurt by lower gasoline prices and foreign exchange rates, sales fell 6percentt.

The approval could provide a lift for Biogen, which was hurt when its multiple sclerosis drug Tysabri was withdrawn from the market last year because of safety problems.

Jarman, which was hurt by slowing demand for men's casual footwear, now has 96 men's shoe stores in the United States.

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.

When City Hall staff members met to discuss the growing public outcry over the reconstruction of a major roadway in the Bronx, which was hurting beloved local trees, Mr. Goldsmith engaged in a discourse about eliminating risk in government.

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

I had no idea about breastfeeding which was hurting... it took them two hours to get to me (primiparous, non-metropolitan, postnatal).

An additional 22 percent of the county's revenue comes from real estate taxes, which were hurt after the housing bubble burst.