Sentence examples similar to complex hurts from inspiring English sources
It will replace the collection of pools and lounges that made up the old bath complex, which, hurt by declining membership, closed in 1997 after more than 90 years.
The Justice Department contends in a civil lawsuit that Standard & Poor's inflated the ratings on complex mortgage securities, hurting investors.
She was compassionate enough to expect that, like her, her interrogators could be moved by a human sympathy that trumped politics to see the complex, confused, affectionate, hurting person underneath the caricature.
The jibe hurts because, in an era of highly complex financial engineering, it has an element of truth.
Banks there had also avoided the complex financial instruments that hurt Western banks.
And yet, at a time when public debt issuers nationwide are being hurt by complex, derivatives-laced deals that Wall Street pushed — not to mention lean budgets in this tough economy — the S.E.C. has brought few cases against firms that arranged these deals.
OK, so deficit spending hurts the economy — unless it's spending on the military (or on the medical-industrial complex), in which case cutting spending destroys jobs.
Unacknowledged hurt hurts more.
"My legs hurt, my feet hurt, everything hurts".
