Sentence examples for hurt the progress from inspiring English sources

Its current focus on neural networks, he said, will hurt the progress of A.I. in the long run.

It cannot hurt the progress of a young black quarterback to have an African-American mentor, either a veteran like Garrard or a coach like Frazier.

Delaying enforcement of the mandate won't hurt the progress of health care reform because, the fact is, the requirement affects very few employers.

However, the ultimate impact of the weaker standards could be greater, especially if they hurt the progress of new technologies and the political momentum for tighter standards in the United States and in other countries over the longer term.

However, the ultimate effects of weaker standards could be greater over time, especially if they hurt the progress of new technologies and the political momentum for tighter standards in the United States and in other countries in the longer term.

Although Beltran's absence hurts, the progress of Santana and, to a lesser degree, Perez had to make Manuel feel good.

The most risible part of the letter, perhaps, was the claim these leaders made that calling Romney anti-immigrant "hurts the progress that Republicans have made with Hispanics".

He believes a combination of new rules on tyre use – introduced in the wake of myriad deflations at the British Grand Prix –  their revised construction and the ban on Mercedes running in the upcoming Young Driver Test at Silverstone (following their "secret" test in Barcelona in May) will hurt the team's progress.

The fear is that such banishment will hurt the nation's progress or somehow interrupt innovation in unforeseeable ways.

He also felt that the matrix management structure under which the Dallas art team worked for the project but were not the project's staff hurt the game's progress.

The "meat cleaver called the sequester," he said, has cost jobs, hurt the military and retarded progress in science and medicine.