Sentence examples for markedly hurt from inspiring English sources
Nor did Sept. 11 markedly hurt business.
Her absence could both markedly help and hurt Jones's chances of becoming the first female track and field athlete to win five gold medals at the same Games.
The gap has widened markedly in the past year as private earnings have been hurt by the recession and lower banking bonuses (see chart).
Nor does it hurt that Iran is an ideological rival of Afghanistan and the Taliban, whose extremist brand of Islam differs markedly from that of Teheran.
The pitching is markedly better in the division this season, and the Yankees never used their intended lineup after opening day, when catcher Jorge Posada hurt his shoulder.
Other stances have changed: the Bush administration is markedly more reserved on the question of Russian use of force in Chechnya despite previous American concerns that civilians were being hurt by indiscriminate Russian attacks.
So while many funds may have been hurt badly by the ban on short selling, it is also true that the size of investments and the amount of leverage used have come down markedly in recent months.
"Hurt people hurt people".
"My legs hurt, my feet hurt, everything hurts".
Of me hurting or being hurt or.
But this year's ballot initiatives on marriage equality and marijuana may have hurt Republicans, as all Americans -- among them young people of all political views, including young evangelicals -- are becoming markedly more liberal on social issues, as marriage equality initiatives won in Maine and Maryland.
