1.   Mr Fineman says that Darden has the financial muscle to hurt its competitors -- if the company ever gets moving.

2.   Are the bills really meant to help consumers, or are they merely tools to hurt competitors and make up for technical shortcomings?

3.   But I do object when he gives me something designed to hurt his competitors that fouls up my computer in the process.

4.   Dell believes not only can it ride out the slump, but use it to hurt its competitors and emerge even stronger.

5.   While the pill has been a gem for Pfizer, it may hurt its competitors, all of whose impotence treatments involve invasive methods.

6.   A federal appeals court ruled two weeks ago that Microsoft had operated as an illegal monopoly and hurt competitors.

7.   The Austrian capitalized on starting sixth as soft snow and the rain quickly led to ruts that hurt later competitors.

8.   The Austrian took advantage of starting sixth as soft snow and pouring rain quickly led to ruts that hurt later competitors.

9.   Two weeks ago, a federal appeals court ruled two weeks ago that Microsoft had operated as an illegal monopoly and hurt competitors.

10.   Transportation Minister Chikage Ogi said she was closely watching developments since the creation of such a large-scale operation could potentially hurt smaller competitors.