Sentence examples for hurt tremendously from inspiring English sources

But remember the debt ceiling battle of April to July 2011: the politicians solved that crisis without the US actually defaulting, yet the mere idea of a default hurt tremendously.

"I think America is further ahead in terms of fixing problems with the banks," said Mr. Pisand-Ferry, "and countries like Germany have been hurt tremendously by the decline in world trade".

"Losing our Olympic title hurt tremendously.

It is EXPLOITIVE and DANGEROUS...Exposing oneself to the scrutiny, criticism and evaluation of anonymous adults on social media does not help; in fact it can hurt tremendously".

Our students are hurting tremendously.

"Losing an Olympic title hurts tremendously," Hunter said, refusing to dwell on a mechanical malfunction that must surely have spooked the British pair a little.

My pole partner saw me struggling and she gently pressed the outside of my bony knees together; which hurts tremendously but is essential for the ascent.

In order to level out the online hotel booking system and install some fairness for the consumer and very importantly, the 'inventory provider'... the hotels themselves, who are hurting tremendously, there needs to be a hearty crackdown on the OTAs preposterous control and power-wielding over the hotel owners and ultimately, the hotel room consumers.

GOODMAN "It hurt him tremendously that the vote worked out the way it did.

It's hurts them tremendously.

Let's do the math: Most people regard Hillary as dishonest, which is hurting her tremendously.