Sentence examples for be hurt from from inspiring English sources

"Their pride will be hurt from the first game and now they're on home territory," said Stoney.

The only people who will be hurt from these subsidies, who will really go hungry, are the poorest people in the developing countries".

North American sales of machinery in 2001 will be hurt from excess industry capacity and pricing competition, while sales in the rest of the world will probably increase, Mr. McPheeters said.

The company doesn't know exactly how much profits will be hurt from the economic downturn, but says that it doesn't expect to see capital spending to pick up in the next two quarters.

At least, Quinn is going to be hurt from that, but I think they'll be able to get back to being friends, dysfunctional friends in a very different way, but I think they'll be able to get back to each other, for sure.

At the same time, I will not be hurt from the other family members because I was raped.

The company seems to be hurting from the economy — it reported a quarterly loss of $3.3 billion in April.

The strength in the dollar means the automakers will be hurting from increased imports.

"They will be hurting from their loss and they are now out of the championship, so it is two sides that are hurting and wanting to put on a good performance and we're looking forward to it".

"I spoke to Robbie yesterday and he'll be hurting from the result to Rangers [Hearts' 2-1 defeat] and he'll be wanting to put it right against us on Sunday".

"The lads will be hurting from this but the main thing is the qualifiers, we have games to look forward to and we'll bounce back," he told BBC Scotland.