Sentence examples for courts hurts from inspiring English sources

Jarvis has said that a shortage of courts hurts the Red Storm on the court and in recruiting.

I don't think his presence out on that court ever hurts our team.

Whether that apparent hedging, in court, might hurt him in the eyes of at least a few voters remains to be seen.

Murray's deep court position hurt his ability to come to net to finish points Murray as he won only 7 of 14 (50 percent) at net.

James led the Heat with 26 points, plus nine rebounds and 12 assists, but was off the court after hurting his leg in the fourth quarter.

It was also an acknowledgment that Mr. Karzai's effort to change the makeup of the new parliament through the court was hurting his administration more than helping it.

If the court proceedings hurt the team's performance on the ice, in the stands and in the news media, investors may shy away from or make lower offers to buy clubs, other analysts said.

It exposes the Knicks' failures to properly deal with a player who, while giving a great deal on the court, has hurt team cohesion with his actions away from it.

Halep, who is not considered a grass-court specialist, hurt her chances with seven double-faults and 34 unforced errors.

Inconsistencies between border agents' documents and what individuals later say in court can hurt a person's ability to obtain asylum, said attorney Stephen Manning, who co-authored the amicus filing.

So if you court the attention it hurts less?