Sentence examples for be hurt of from inspiring English sources

Cytec could be hurt, of course, by an economic downturn or a falloff in demand for new aircraft.

I love to win and when I don't win, I am hurt of course.

Folks of all ages are hurting, of course.

The Ionic was met with mixed reviews and sales were reportedly not strong enough to turn around the company, which has been hurting of late.

The multination European currency had been hurting of late, due to fresh concerns about the debt levels of nations like Greece, Spain and Portugal.

Who or what will be hurt because of something one of us made?

And Republicans who throw up roadblocks will be hurt most of all.

The party may also be hurt because of its coziness with Mr. Tung's government.

Long periods of low interest rates could also be hurting parts of the economy.

Fifteen police officers and a similar number of Palestinians were hurt, one of the latter suffering a cracked skull.

But it's hurt plenty of legal immigrants, too.