Sentence examples for hurt to keep from inspiring English sources

The group also names a selection of Facebook accounts "suspected to have been keeping contact with the terrorists Isis in Syria and Iraq" and says it "won't hurt to keep an eye on them".

Because it doesn't hurt to keep in shape, does it?

But with a star this controversial, it can't hurt to keep watching.

Seligman inferred that the canines that went on to escape shocks had realized something important — not all shocks are equal, and it doesn't hurt to keep trying to get away.

"It doesn't hurt to keep using it in the few places that have a carbon monoxide problem, but there are not very many," said Daniel Greenbaum, the director of the Health Effects Institute, an independent scientific organization in Boston that is co-sponsored by the Environmental Protection Agency and major industries.

It doesn't hurt to keep him out of work.' " Dr. Zimmerman, of Queens, said he believed that 75percentt of people getting workers' compensation did not deserve it, but also said he was not surprised to hear that insurance lawyers in Queens said his opinions were overwhelmingly disregarded by judges.

It never hurts to keep things fresh by having a few upsets along the way.

It's actually been a pretty good year for film, but it never hurts to keep Hollywood's egos in check, so The Shiznit has once more "crudely Photoshopped" the most nominated films' posters to reflect their basic premise or internet.

It's an 11-story ride to D.C.P.I. offices on the 13th floor, and the reporters generally prefer to take the trip together, partly because they believe there is strength in numbers, partly because they believe it never hurts to keep an eye on the other guy.

But then again, it never hurts to keep your eyes open.

It hurts to keep grief private.