Sentence examples for hurt the point from inspiring English sources

There's so much money to be made in construction and development that people are going to offer you things and people who are paid less are going to think, 'Who's this going to hurt?' " The point was driven home just six months into Mr. Bloomberg's first term, when 19 of the city's 24 plumbing inspectors were arrested on federal bribery charges.

Yeah, I think to a degree, one could say the style of play 20 years ago hurt the point guard.

When the shields are up, the lasers aren't able to hurt the hard points, but with the shields down, you can destroy the station much faster.

Australia's record 29.5 million-ton 2011 harvest was struck by late rains, which hurt the quality to the point where a third of the wheat was feed quality, fit only for animals.

"Someone's going to be hurt, but the point is to make sure that most people are not hurt, particularly not disadvantaged people," Baker said.

"Someone's going to be hurt, but the point is to make sure that most people are not hurt, particularly not disadvantaged people," Baker said.

While Martin's lack of production late in the game hurt the Nets, Scott pointed to the team's lack of aggressiveness -- the Nets were outrebounded, 17-5, in the fourth quarter -- as the main reason for the defeat.

Some of Mayweather's slipping and sliding was sublime, his flat-footedness under pressure less so, and Pacquiao never quite nailed an opponent obviously too big for him to hurt to the point of stoppage.

"It would hurt, but the point is I want to be there.

It got infected, and it hurt to the point that he could barely touch it.

Those consequences don't have to hurt the competitors, other analysts point out.