Sentence examples for be hurt for from inspiring English sources
I knew I could be hurt for what I was about to do.
Back-row Yacouba Camara looks to be hurt for France, while Doumayrou is back up after treatment.
In the words of one senior Israeli official: "The sanctions regime may be hurt for a time, but afterward it will recover, as will the diplomatic pressure on Iran, as will the intelligence battle against Iran.
"We think that the possibility that a child could be the victim of sexual harassment on board is much, much smaller than the risk that they could be hurt, for example, while not properly restrained" in an emergency.
Here are these black athletes about to be hurt for the enjoyment of so many white fans, even as the white world tolerates the "lawful" injury of ordinary black people.
The companies say that cutting dealerships will lead to higher and more profitable sales at the ones that remain, but Mr. LaNeve conceded that sales most likely would be hurt for as long as 18 months.
"There are a lot of businesses that are going to be hurting for a long time.
With the rising director Ed Sylvanus Iskandar ("These Seven Sicknesses") at the helm, the production shouldn't be hurting for ambition.
And should he ever be hurting for business, he has a ready-made patient base within striking distance.
With all the animals scurrying around the forest, your average dung beetle shouldn't be hurting for food.
