Sentence examples for be hurt at all from inspiring English sources
Only a relative handful of people will be hurt at all.
Ian Hague, a partner at Firebird Management in New York, which manages five hedge funds investing in Russia, said "there is very little risk that the credit standing of Russia will be hurt at all".
The utilities won't be hurt at all.
Especially if no one's going to be hurt at all in a fiery crash?
About 100 people ended up in the hospital with buckshot or birdshot wounds; very few law enforcement agents were hurt at all, none seriously.
Berman: Are you saying he's injured or casting doubt on whether he's hurt at all? Mangini: If you want to look at it in a very narrow context, then that could be the context that you analyze it in.
"The brand impact of the cases is hard to quantify, but it would be difficult to suggest that eBay is not being hurt at all," says Tim Boyd of American Technology Research.
Trump hasn't been hurt, at all, for saying these things in a Republican primary.
"I don't see the consumer being hurt at all, because you're still going to have an abundance of competition," UniGroup President Robert J. Baer said.
