Sentence examples for hurt under from inspiring English sources

"The concept of the series is not to hurt, under no circumstances," he says.

He also defended the agency against an onslaught of lawsuits from Wall Street firms whose profits were hurt under the new rules.

During his visit to the UN in New York, Rouhani attempted to revamp the image of Iran so badly hurt under Ahmadinejad.

"Many donors are small-business owners, and they understand how bad their business has been hurt under the last three or four years of President Obama," said Austin Barbour, one of Mr. Romney's national finance chairmen.

Plus she really wants the experience "of really trying to hurt and having someone really trying to hurt, under the pressure of having an audience, too.

Because if you don't admit to yourself what you need to face, if you cover, if you sweep those things that hurt under the carpet, then you are lying to yourself.

Although banks are scooping up big fees from investment banking and stock and bond markets, the side of their business tilted to Main Street is still hurting under loan losses and defaults.

After the election of Donald Trump as president, many have scrambled to explain the rise of Trumplandia, often falling into two opposing camps  ―  one arguing Trump's support is due to more people hurting under Obama than the pundits ever admitted, and the other demanding that we admit Trump's rise was fueled by racism, now neatly cloaked in terms such as "nationalism" and "alt-right".

It is not clear how many patients are helped versus how many are hurt (by pain under-treatment) by this advice, as this has not been studied, as Scher et al. recently stated [112].

The poor would also be hurt disproportionately under this new double down austerity.

("Sex, even when not so great or when people got their feelings hurt, fell under the category of life experience.