Sentence examples for it undoubtedly hurts from inspiring English sources

The rulers use London to suck cash into Britain which they claim, falsely I believe, benefits Britain; but it undoubtedly hurts Londoners.

It will undoubtedly hurt them at the margins.

If Mr. Daschle's confirmation is derailed, it would undoubtedly hurt one of Mr. Obama's major domestic priorities: revamping the health care system.

Because there have been repeat warnings but few serious consequences, investors pay even less attention," says Shao Yu of Orient Securities, a brokerage.If the bubble does burst, it would undoubtedly hurt the Chinese economy.

The film, basically "Paul Blart" with zoo animals, earned a reasonable $80 million in North America, but it was undoubtedly hurt by James' faded "Paul Blart" heat.

This is problematic for a number of reasons, although it would undoubtedly hurt Daesh, troops on the ground in direct action is a step too far.

They recognize that the positions taken by the GOP presidential aspirants on family planning may help them in the primaries, but it will undoubtedly hurt them in the general election.

And most recently, the Supreme Court's decision in case of Shelby County v. Holder undoubtedly hurts the integrity of our democratic system.

She vetoed a similar bill last year, largely because it would have undoubtedly hurt the state financially through boycotts and rerouting of conferences and conventions to other states -- a message that has not been lost on the state's business community.

When salary increases are handed out, women are undoubtedly hurt by the fact that it's men, predominantly, who make these decisions, says Nancy Hopkins of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

It's a real mess and one that has undoubtedly hurt the club's image.