The region's pivot toward China on economic matters hurts the United States' ability to shape developments on the political front.
You stop caring.... There's nothing you can say that will charm the other or, for that matter, hurt the other, because nothing you say is ever of any importance at all.
The real test is if the matter hurts her ability to connect with customers.
Unfortunately, it doesnt work (and for that matter hurts us by teaching American companies that they dont need to compete to survive).
"The president believes we can promote conservation, we can increase energy development, and we can do so without complicating matters or hurting matters through price controls".
He said there was "not one shred of evidence that I'm anti-Israel, not one vote that matters that hurt Israel".
Though the Obama administration attempts to put on a brave face while confronting the future of its most important transatlantic relationship, the loss of a strong British voice in broader European security, economic and other matters will hurt, analysts agree.
Callahan had already hopped out of the room in crutches, going out of his way to avoid stepping on the team's logo in the center of the carpet, a tradition no matter how hurt a player is.
Some Clinton donors said yesterday that they did not expect the Hsu matter to hurt Mrs. Clinton unless a pattern of problematic fund-raising or compromised donors emerged, which would raise questions about the campaign's vetting of donors.
Northug, widely considered the best men's cross-country skier in the world, had already won two gold medals for the host nation, but the one that mattered (and hurt) most would come last as he held off the chase pack over 50 kilometers, or about 30 miles, and then collapsed in the finish area, too spent for one of his cocksure celebrations.
