Sentence examples for mainly hurt from inspiring English sources

So the rivalry mainly hurt Buffon.

The first-quarter results were mainly hurt by a hefty $114 million pension plan expense.

Strawberry was no thug -- he has mainly hurt himself and his loved ones -- but he could be a mean drunk.

The Chancellor's claim to have announced the cuts, which economists have said will mainly hurt low-income working families, is in contrast to statements made by senior Tories before the election.

Sports boycotts sapped the morale of whites; cultural boycotts mainly hurt elites who mostly opposed apartheid; disinvestment, causing loss of jobs, hit the black people whom it was intended to help; industry was not laid low – when Kodak left, Fuji came in; when Ford left, other car makers took over.

Half of the teenagers in the study said social networking had mainly helped their friendships, while only 4 percent said it had mainly hurt their friendships, and more than one in four said that social networking made them feel more outgoing.

One result has been rationing of power, mainly hurting businesses rather than families.

And, if you accept the terms of the movie, he's an isolated sufferer, haplessly driven, mainly hurting himself.

In the past it has often looked like a low priority for him, mainly hurting the north, where he has few supporters among the Acholi people who predominate there.

But the shortage in housing mainly hurts people at the lower income levels.

The Common Sense data also reports that 52percentt of teens feel as though social media has "mainly helped their friendships," opposed to 4percentt who believe connecting online "mainly hurts their friendships".