Sentence examples for challenges hurt from inspiring English sources

"Our fees aren't based on earned revenue, and their nimbleness in responding to their financial challenges hurt us," said Andy Fife, Shunpike's executive director.

In the last 10 years, the town has paid $18 million in tax reimbursements because of such cases, he said, and the challenges "hurt the schools more than anybody".

The relative value of a finished genome (Fraser et al., 2002), technical challenges (Hurt et al., 2012; Treangen and Salzberg, 2012) and what is missing from finished versus draft quality genomes (Mavromatis et al., 2012) have been discussed previously.

It's made me feel breakable, yet strong; frustrated, yet challenged; hurt, yet humbled.

But he expressed doubt that Mr. Weinstein's repeated challenges had hurt the board.

We were challenged and hurt by September 11th, but we certainly weren't beaten.

Serious public transportation challenges are hurting the nation's economy.

To all those Fly Girls mulling over leadership, I say leadership energizes and inspires as much as it challenges and hurts.

Like Senators Rand Paul and Ted Cruz the two other GOP candidates who have announced their campaigns Rubio is positioning himself as a new face of the Republican Party,someone who can excite the conservative base while also overcoming the demographic challenges that have hurt the party in the past two presidential contests.

Each stage of growth in a company, present challenges that can hurt its performance and success.

They challenged me and hurt me badly," quipped Jonny.