Sentence examples for which will hurt from inspiring English sources

Unemployment is likely to rise in both countries, which will hurt consumer spending.

And all banks face tougher regulation, which will hurt profits.Still, the deal could prove a template.

As the economy recovers, voters will become less grumpy, which will hurt the party.

If you sell goods, some may be faulty and need returning, which will hurt profits.

And Rudd points to some cuts from Abbott today which will hurt small business.

His second-half yellow card has him suspended for next week's game against Honduras, which will hurt the team.

As if the fears about a global slowdown that have depressed equity investors were not enough, the yen has been soaring, which will hurt Japanese exporters.

Chinese producers will favour quality over quantity, which will hurt the remaining American producers more.For both sides, however, the agreement was about more than textiles.

Mr McKinley sees the issue as part of a wider attack on coal production, which will "hurt the fabric of West Virginia: period".

LVMH should have revealed its holding then, the AMF argues.LVMH is appealing against the decision, which will hurt its reputation more than its pocketbook.

Some older members are concerned that Island Hills is passing up a good offer, which will hurt them financially in the future.