Sentence examples for eventually hurt from inspiring English sources

Poor free-throw shooting will eventually hurt the Tigers.

If they don't pay great attention to this, it will eventually hurt the customers' trust".

It worried that stress in a financially connected emerging economy could eventually hurt America.

And a plurality of voters say this will eventually hurt their party's chances against Mr. McCain.

If rates continue to rise, it could crimp lending and eventually hurt the broader economy and stock markets.

She warned that rising prices in the private market could eventually hurt early investors looking for an I.P.O.

He liked the heavy lifting, but eventually he hurt his back and started taking pain pills.

"You were always squeezing, mixing, twisting the wrist, and eventually it hurt so bad I couldn't do activities that most people love, like working in the yard," Ms. saidsaidKappell said.

It also reflected some alarm by the Saudis that the price inflation was causing consumer nations to look far more seriously at energy alternatives, which eventually could hurt the price of oil.

As chronicled at the time, the match attracted millions of pounds on the betting exchange Betfair for Argüello, ranked well below his rival, even as Davydenko raced into a one set to love lead before eventually retiring hurt.

She eventually got hurt lifting heavy boxes and required a series of rotator cuff surgeries, she said.