Sentence examples for cash hurts from inspiring English sources

But the FDIC's lack of cash hurts banks as an investment; less funds available to smaller banks doesn't make them a good investment now.

The extra cash hurt performance; the subjects began to choke.

The first went to one of the most moving musical statements of last year, Mark Romanek's final video for Mr. Cash, "Hurt," which won best short-form video.

After surviving Hurricane Katrina, the gulf oil spill and an economy that has battered the tourist trade, the museum is almost out of cash, hurt by fewer visitors than it had hoped for, higher operating costs than it expected and less city support than it had counted on.

As Ms. Von Furstenberg, the president of the Council of Fashion Designers of America and the evening's other co-chairwoman, told the crowd, "The main prize is the mentoring we provide, but a little cash never hurts".

Ginger Snyder, senior vice president at Raymond James & Associates, said that the current move into cash is being overdone by fearful individuals because holding too much cash will ensure that you miss whatever upswing there will be, even as those with too little cash got hurt on the downside.

Here's a clever idea for how to save Medicare some cash without hurting patients.

German central banker Carl-Ludwig Thiele recently criticised the Danish government's proposal, saying that "abolishing cash would hurt consumer sovereignty - the free choice of citizens about their payment instruments", and citing Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoyevsky's famous line: "Money is coined liberty".

Too much cash can hurt a business, too.

A little cash never hurt.

Boushey said she doesn't think the corporations are intentionally holding back their cash to hurt Obama's re-election chances.