Sentence examples for hurt perceptions from inspiring English sources

Russell T. Price, a senior economist with Ameriprise Financial, said that any downgrade could also hurt perceptions of the dollar and perhaps trade.

It is unclear how much the business articles about suspected corporate malfeasance might hurt consumer perceptions of a brand like AOL, but some on Wall Street who felt burned by the merger welcomed the idea of change.

DeJear felt her lack of personal wealth and connections hurt donors' perceptions of her chances.

Fury, fulminations and ferocious debate about taste, hurt and perception.

At the same time, uncertainty about the government's stake worries some investors and hurts consumer perceptions of G.M. cars.

Of those, though, only Stockton failed to win a championship, and it has doubtless hurt his perception among the hoops cognoscenti.

"Jazz did go through a phase when heroin addiction was rampant, from the mid-40's to the early 60's, and that hurt the perception of jazz a lot," said Lewis Porter, director of the master's program in jazz history and research at Rutgers University.

I've wondered whether scrutinizing this show episode by episode may hurt our perception of it.

During its first month of release many stability, registration, and billing issues hurt public perception of the game.

He goes on to note that a continuing drop in Dell's stock price could hurt customer perception and employee retention.

Step outside your own hurt and perception of whatever happened and to try and see it from the other person's perspective.