Sentence examples for hurt over time from inspiring English sources

"I think that this would hurt over time," said one New York Republican consultant, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he did not want to anger party leaders.

About 80percentt said they would cut spending on research and development, advertising or maintenance that would not hurt them in the short run but could hurt them over time.

The thing that's really going to hurt us over time is that the size of government has grown.

But it still hurt, and over time I learned that I was okay.

"If you can't do that, then that's going to hurt you over time with the American people," Graham continued.

Amid these strong voices, a number of current Horace Mann students struggle to articulate their confusion and hurt over events that happened way before their time.

It will take a long time to get through this and your partner will continue to hurt over your actions.

The publishers had looked for a way to prevent Amazon from pricing books below their actual cost, which they said would hurt the industry over time.

Stores say they encourage employees to make decisions that bolster sales within a given month, even if they may hurt the company over time.

On Thursday, Sri Lanka's central bank disclosed that it, too, was buying gold, in a trend that could hurt the United States over time because it needs foreign bond buyers, especially central banks, to finance its growing debt.

Justin Fuller, the author of a blog about Mr. Buffett and a principal at Midway Capital Research in Chicago, said this company size was an important theme of the letter: "There was a lot of talk about size and maintaining a business and how size and bureaucracy can really hurt a business over time".