Sentence examples for hurt highly from inspiring English sources
After imposing double-digit rent increases in recent years, landlords say rents are falling somewhat, which could hurt highly leveraged projects, but also slow gentrification in what real estate brokers like to call "emerging neighborhoods" like Harlem, the Lower East Side and Fort Greene.
The tragedy of the Kursk and Mr. Putin's brazen reaction to it are bound to reinforce their dislike of the military and may also hurt his highly favorable public opinion ratings.
Conveyor belts and massive steel furnaces made blue-collar workers comparatively wealthier and hurt more highly skilled craftspeople, like blacksmiths and master carpenters, whose talents were disrupted by mass production.
If a bank's capital becomes scarce and it needs to tighten its lending terms, it can end up hurting a highly leveraged fund.
But that is unlikely to hurt the shadowy, highly profitable illegal trade.
Those who want to hurt us remain highly motivated, well-funded and spread out around the world.
The type of mindset you adopt about stress -- either a "stress helps" mindset or a "stress hurts" mindset -- highly influences psychological, physiological and behavioral outcomes.
It also didn't hurt that John Nakahata, a highly respected former chief of staff at the commission, was recently able to win approval for a deal he brokered that will reduce the per-minute access charges that long-distance companies pay to local carriers for connecting calls.
These techniques are all used in the song "Hurt", which features a highly dissonant tritone played on guitar during the verses, a B5#11, emphasized when Reznor sings the eleventh note on the word "I" every time the B/E# dyad is played.
An increase would hurt retailers and also be highly regressive, hitting poorer households proportionately harder than richer ones.
The opportunity to help others who had been hurt by the Taliban was highly appealing, and he threw himself into the job.
