101.   The trade group said the drop was evidence that the political crisis is hurting the economy.

102.   The speaker contended that the decision could hurt the economy of rural Utah by limiting the use of the land and the income generated from it.

103.   There was a time when a strike that shut down General Motors, and hurt the economy, would have been at the top of the news every day.

104.   They warned it would hurt the economy.

105.   They argued his free market reforms were hurting the economy, while allegations of corruption and his abrasive style soured the electorate on his presidency.

106.   This has led the government to take steps many decry as hurting the economy, such as cutting public works spending and ending income tax relief.

107.   Throughout the last seven weeks, Cellucci has portrayed Harshbarger as someone who would raise taxes, increase spending, and hurt the economy.

108.   This load hurts the economy by restraining banks from extending new financing and keeping land prices down.

109.   Until the issue is decided one way or another, the mere threat of sanctions will hurt the economy, the group said.

110.   Walling said Bundesbank and Bonn government officials recognize that their money is overvalued and hurting their economy.