Sentence examples for again hurting from inspiring English sources
"This is once again hurting the family's core," Ms. Bogeat said.
Hilfiger has lost much ground over the last five years, going through an identity crisis that took it from preppy to urban and back again, hurting sales.
They won't be able to do so under the new rules, and that will make them pickier about which swaps to write, sapping their own profits and again hurting liquidity.
The kick was an excellent one, and Florida State's special teams were able to get downfield and stop the ball inside the Virginia Tech one-yard line, again hurting the Hokie offense.
In a recent article, Milbank suggested this likeability penalty is once again hurting Clinton's chances: "The criticism (of Clinton) is the same as it was in 2008: She doesn't connect.
By financing the G.O.P.'s slide into radicalism, business has once again hurt its own interests.
"Such a reckless, reckless comment and untrue comment, again, hurts our cause".
Last season's controversial defeat by Northampton, his opponents again, hurt him.
The Indians, who again hurt themselves with a key error, have lost four of five.
The mainland could again hurt its own interests if it fails to show greater restraint.
Against the Packers (5-7), it looked as if Beuerleins turnovers would again hurt Carolina (5-7).
