Sentence examples for least hurt from inspiring English sources

A good way to cover part of that cost is to increase taxes on the rich, which is the group that is least hurt by the slow-down.

What India needs now is a raft of supply-side reforms that will, in the short term at least, hurt powerful interests.

And adding its name to a poorly made pantsuit or a tasteless TV dinner could, at the very least, hurt a magazine's image, consultants warn.

Asked whether widespread perceptions about corruption in the police force could actively help the Taliban, or at least hurt the government, he answered, "This is not something that we can impose".

Had President Obama not gone to Copenhagen, one can hear the grumbles that as the only leader not to show up to help with his country's bid, he had cost Chicago the Olympics or at least hurt its chances.

Documentary filmmaker Carl Weston believed that "most people in Biggie's shoes would have wanted to at least hurt Tupac" in a Spin magazine interview.

Midwesterners, at least, are hurting, and hurting bad.

The delay will at least not hurt the companies' sales.

To some art vendors, though, the administration's proposal smacks of an attempt to remove them as much as is legally permissible — or at least to hurt their incomes — as if they were eyesores or nuisances to tourists and corporations.

Chicago will take a long time to shake the image of Cutler looking not the least bit hurt, and as Les Carpenter argues on Yahoo.com, that was all that mattered.

"7 stabbed at neo-Nazi event outside Capitol in Sacramento" was the headline on the Los Angeles Times' Web site; "At least 10 hurt at chaotic, bloody neo-Nazi rally at Capitol" was the Bee's.