Sentence examples for hurting down from inspiring English sources

We were already hurting down low, and it's tough when you go out and you don't have much of an inside presence.

Tech stocks were generally weak, and Apple was hurting, down $5.58, or 3.55, to $155.78 ahead of its first-quarter earnings, due after the bell.

Citigroup was hurting, down 57 cents, or 2.4%, to $23.16, after the bank said it is evaluating the possible sale of its retail banking business in Germany.

"People are hurting down here, but as one Texan put it, 'We've got more love in Texas than water," the younger Bush said in the video.

"If Obama is able to run up big numbers around the country," said Mr. Anuzis, the Michigan party chairman, "the potential for hurting down-ballot Republicans is very big".

And it hurt down below," she writes.

"This has got to hurt down in Atlanta," says Manny Goldman, a beverage analyst at ING Barings, an investment bank.

-GOP pollster Dave Sackett warned the NRCC that Ted Cruz's nomination could hurt down ballot candidates.

-Kyle Kondik explains why expectations of a Clinton general election win could hurt down-ballot Democrats.

Tellingly, when asked Thursday whether he worried that Trump could hurt down-ballot candidates in the House and Senate, Ryan demurred.

And that can really hurt down the line.