Sentence examples for hence hurt from inspiring English sources
For practical applications of blind source separation (BSS), it is important to address the effects of noise in speech separation: (1) noise may degrade the conditions of BSS and hence hurt the separation performances; (2) BSS aims at source separation and has limited ability in suppressing diffuse noise.
Laws may delay the development of technology and hence hurt the competitive advantage of an entrepreneur or even a state.
The Indian government's recent decision to place price caps on certain pharmaceutical products, hence hurting profit margins for foreign firms that produce these specialised goods, is likely to be one of the many issues raised by CEO's during a round table on 25 June.
If someone has done something to you voluntarily and hence have hurt you, then you might better think of why it had happen that way and try to understand whose mistake was it.
Hence, everything hurts. .
Still, the comparatively large drop lends credence to the idea that the film was playing very well with females, hence it was hurt by direct demo competition.
Cesc Fábregas wants Barcelona so much it hurts – hence his "muscular injury".
But he had the potential to hurt you" — hence the nickname.
Fortunately or unfortunately, tuk-tuks have little regard for traffic rules and hence it does not hurt their conscience to jump lines and disregard cues.
