Sentence examples for exactly hurting from inspiring English sources

It's not exactly hurting her album sales obviously...So greedy".

Not that it was exactly hurting for conductors before.

But the No. 1 Trojans are not exactly hurting in the passing game, either.

What is clear, however, is that Nasa isn't exactly hurting for nuclear engine designs.

I mean, the company isn't exactly hurting for money, and yet it looks like 2009 was the year that the Xbox 360 finally died in Japan.

It said that apps from brands like Starbucks and CBS, or game makers like EA and Glu, weren't exactly hurting for downloads.

Johnson's museum contacts did not exactly hurt him professionally, of course.

Manifest competence -- quickly winning the war in Afghanistan -- hasn't exactly hurt Mr. Rumsfeld's stature, especially in Washington.

As Mr. Kiekel acknowledged, being known as the bar where a Rolling Stone might pop in doesn't exactly hurt business.

Florida, of course, is a coveted prize for any presidential campaign, and home ownership in a state has never exactly hurt a presidential candidate.

It doesn't exactly hurt that movement will add a vestigial flicker to frames that can be (for cinema at least) unnaturally still.