Sentence examples for hurt based on from inspiring English sources

"I don't want a single police officer shot at and hurt based on erroneous information," Turner said.

But if the storm has a discernible effect in the polls, it seems more likely to help Mr. Obama than to hurt him based on what we've seen so far.

Remind the friend that violence or talking about hurting someone based on their religion, sexual orientation or race is a felony.

"Hurt Village" is based on a real housing project in Memphis that was torn down in about 2002, Ms. Hall said.

A United States District Court judge in Los Angeles has dismissed a lawsuit by an Iraq war veteran, Sgt. Jeffrey Sarver, that claimed the film "The Hurt Locker" was based on him without his permission and that he had suffered ridicule because of it and was denied employment.

The pioneering study on motorcycle safety by Hurt and colleagues based on 900 in-depth crash investigations of motorcycle riders found that 92 % of riders involved in crashes were self-taught or had learned to ride from friends and family (Hurt et al. 1981).

From there, a member of the media dies in a related incident and teens start hurting themselves, all based on speculation that really doesn't matter one way or the other in the grand scheme of things.

There's a difference when that's based on hurt or a sense of betrayal.

Other nominees in that category include "The Hurt Locker" and "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire".

Those old fears that movies might hurt the shows seem based on a mix of intuition and anxiety rather than on any specific object lesson.

Gene Sperling, a former national economic adviser to Obama and former president Bill Clinton, tweeted: "So at end of close election, FBI deeply hurt HRC [Clinton] based on no evidence, while CIA sat on clear evidence of Putin interference for Trump".