Sentence examples for double hurt from inspiring English sources

For him, the fact that the military, while more respectful, continues to use the island, is a double hurt, since he is a World War II veteran.

This struck a chord with Muslims like me, who feel a painful double hurt: that such sickening attacks can afflict our fellow human beings; and that criminals can abuse religion to carry out their vile crimes against everyone, including Muslim victims.

"You can make bogeys out here, but it's the double-bogeys that hurt.

Hovnanian Enterprises, the home builder, said Wednesday its quarterly loss more than doubled from a year earlier, hurt by steep declines in new home contracts and hefty markdowns on land values.

Perhaps Mr. Obama was motivated in part to try to neutralize the criticism leveled by some right-leaning commentators about his Sunday devotion to golfing with his buddies; they see him benefitting from a media double standard that hurts Republican presidents who take to the links.

And many blame a double standard for hurting women in business.

Double stick tape hurts to remove.

Doubling won't hurt, as they will tend to tear as you manipulate the trap.

After a double mastectomy, her shoulders hurt so much that she was often hunched in pain.

One or two double bogeys will severely hurt her chances to make the cut, so she will need to save strokes with solid chipping and putting.

Baugh says that its high mattress price points (more than double the industry average) hurt the company in the short term but allow for potentially greater returns once the market recovers.