Sentence examples for it harmed us from inspiring English sources
In 1998 we beat England in extra-time and lost against Holland in the heat of Marseille, and it harmed us.
I've pointed out how The New York Times and the Washington Post in particular did this during the campaign ― and it harmed us ― and there are other instances since then, with regard to Trump or his cabinet members.
Does it benefit us in any way — or, perhaps, might it harm us?
There will always be people whose intention is to have a go at others through blogs/comments and the like, it is futile and it seems that it harms us all.
When we have hatred for others, we carry that hatred in our own hearts and it harms us even more, certainly, than it does them.
By blinding the country to solutions, it has harmed us all.
It could harm us if it is overdone, if the country thinks that outsiders want to make economic policy for us.
"Over the years," said Ibrahim, "it became apparent that violence harmed us and the image of Islam.
If we grant the control of our information to third parties in exchange for the services they provide, then these entities must also be responsible for restricting the access to that information by others who might use it to harm us (see Epstein 2007; Magnani 2007; Tavani 2007).
When I worked at AIPAC the first time, its founder and executive director, I.L. Kenen, told me this: "My worst fear is that a President of the United States will get on television and say to the American people, 'I have made the following request to the Israeli government.' He then describes it and says that Israel's refusal to accept it would harm US interests.
