Sentence examples for hurts to cut from inspiring English sources
It certainly couldn't hurt to cut back on our greenhouse-gas emissions, and it might even help.
However, if you think the grasses make the garden look messy, it won't hurt to cut them back earlier, as long as they're dormant.
*** While we're on the subject of discretionary spending, Holly Reisem Hanna, publisher of The Work at Home Woman newsletter, says it wouldn't hurt to cut out the disposables too: Stop Using Paper Towels.
Now, we are a few weeks into Lent so I don't know if giving up Facebook now "counts," per se, but surely it couldn't hurt to cut down on your use if you're on there all day long or whatever.
Meanwhile, if it hurts to run, "cut back on training," he says.
And though it had hurt to get cut from the Rebels (this was the north shore of Long Island, but we were Great Neck South), watching the games, especially the David-vs.-Goliath, come-from-behind wins, was thrilling.
As much as it physically hurts me to cut any slack at all to the Department for Education, you can see why primary school places are awarded by tombola.
Such political deadlock would hurt efforts to cut government spending while again raising the question of whether the country can hold together.
The only way the right could hurt NPR is to cut funding to public radio stations, which pay programming fees that add up to about 40% of NPR's budget.
