Sentence examples for hurt strongly from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the clear correlation, in the expected direction, between patients' satisfaction and change as quantified by HURT strongly suggests that HURT detected and measured real change.

And, while the Great Recession has strongly hurt employment in some middle-skill occupations (especially in manufacturing and construction), it is not clear that all of these declines are permanent12.

"We don't want wildlife to get hurt; we feel very strongly about that," said Emily Lloyd, the alliance's president.

You're not the only one who feels the need to hurt themself, and we strongly encourage you to talk to someone you trust about your problems.

It also doesn't hurt that Alec is so strongly identified as a New Yorker.

Meanwhile, cutting spending for all programs (even if those being polled are told the cuts will hurt them personally) has become strongly popular.

Even after Mr. Thompson had watered down his amendment to address administration complaints that it focused too narrowly on China and that its sanctions would hurt American farmers, the Clinton administration strongly objected.

"Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for a little cussing and drugs.

But what is more, I share and feel strongly about, is that when we hurt or kill people we are irrevocably bound to them.

But if nothing else, the surveys in Alabama strongly suggest that the revelations have hurt Moore, who had been the heavy favorite to win the race.

The hosts, currently third in their domestic league, carved out some decent openings but failed to hurt a Chelsea side that finished the first half strongly.