Sentence examples for and which hurts from inspiring English sources

Anyway, re-translating the Bible to deliberately elide its medieval edges doesn't grapple with its flaws so much as seek to evade them, and this doesn't queer the Bible – it just offers an alternative, which devout believers of The Word would undoubtedly reject, and which hurts efforts to undermine those who cite "religious liberty" to justify their prejudices.

Regulators continue to set stiff fees on calls between fixed lines and mobiles, which hurts Telmex less than its rivals.

Expensive journals cut into a library's budget for scholarly books and monographs, which hurts academic publishers, which hurts the coming generation of scholars who must publish to gain tenure.

You can lose it and fall, which hurts.

Try each with light pressure and see which hurts more.

Sharp declines in coal severance tax revenue and shrinking populations have cut into state and local budgets, which hurts public schools and has ripple effects for young workers.

If you keep your hand straight there is less surface area being spread out and you are mainly hitting them with your pointer, middle, and ring finger which hurts more.

But teachers and schools will suffer, which hurts children and thus parents.The next largest part of the budget is the state's social safety net, including its health-care programme for the poor.

FriendFeed has done a good job of challenging Twitter's blockade of Track and realtime APIs, which hurts third party developers more than it does users.

The PEMRA is often manipulated by the army as a tool to reprimand news channels that encourage such objective and fair reporting which hurts the interests of the powerful elite.

Being passionate about something is like having a mistress you're always half wanting to take off and be with, which hurts the people closest to you (not that I've had a mistress myself; I'm just speculating).