Sentence examples for however hurt from inspiring English sources

They have, however, hurt the economy.

The increase in VAT to 20% will however, hurt small firms who will have to pass the increase on to their customers, unlike big business which can absorb the cost.

But, however hurt Harris and Klebold may have been by the rejection of some of their classmates, and regardless of their fascination with Nazi arcana, it would be folly to interpret their crimes as the expression of a new era of teen-age identity politics.

Higher rates and a stronger currency do, however, hurt firms in manufacturing and construction, as well as states, such as Victoria and New South Wales, where these sectors loom.In principle the RBA could change its inflation target, ignoring prices in the mining state of Western Australia and perhaps the Northern Territory.

Even in Germany, which is Europe's biggest aviation market but where the phenomenon has been slow to catch on, the low-cost airlines should capture about 25% of passengers.The unstoppable ascent of the new carriers may, however, hurt the big flag-carriers less than might be expected.

The Edinburgh back-row was, however, "hurt" by Scotland's failure to repay their supporters' loyalty, after the defeat by Ireland ensured Vern Cotter's side finished with five championship defeats - three at Murrayfield - to land the Wooden Spoon.

However, hurting yourself isn't recommended.

But for him, the accusations, however absurd, still hurt.

However, the criticism still hurt pride and, probably, sales.

The slowdown in sales, however, has not yet hurt Manhattan apartment prices.

Vetoing the bill, however, might hurt Mr. Cuomo with upstate voters.