Sentence examples for less hurt from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, we don't really know whether the movement spurred by "Born to Run" will make us more or less hurt.

Ukraine never blew a financial bubble to match Russia's last year, so was less hurt when it popped.

Inevitably, then, Bon Iver is a rather different record to Emma: less hermetically sealed, less wintry, less monomaniacal, less hurt.

So we're lucky that we're working for a market that is less hurt by the international crisis.

Brazilian employees tend to be loyal, he says, meaning that established firms with generous career-development plans are less hurt by the talent drought.

Mr. Spitzer has said that market timers who buy and sell shares of a fund in a day or less hurt small, long-term investors because there are expenses involved in managing such sudden and frequent shifts.

Consumers with less to spend on items that cost more would naturally buy less, hurting retail businesses and reducing sales tax revenues, he said.

If St . Georgebreaks away, the East Baton Rouge Parish General Fund would collect roughly $85 million less, hurting funding for police, special education and child welfare programs.

At least 31 others were less seriously hurt.

Caution in buying government debt last year meant Alfa Group was less badly hurt by the default.

Thousands of others who suffered crippling injuries would have been less seriously hurt.