Sentence examples for much injure from inspiring English sources

Wright's account book shows a number of prices for the painting: Pd£200 is shown in one place and £210 in another, but Wright had written to Bates asking for £130, stating that the low price "might much injure me in the future sale of my pictures, and when I send you a receipt for the money I shall acknowledge a greater sum".

"I was pretty much injured everywhere," said Mr. Vosilla, who had so many injuries he could not list them all.

I've gotten married and had bruise babies because of how much you injure yourself.

Despite my doubts, I knew it wasn't in me to give up and that was cause for worry -- that I might push too much and injure myself even more.

(Cattell, 1898 : 642) … only because I believe that the Society for Psychical Research is doing much to injure psychology.

As the editor of Science, Cattell concluded a series of heated discussions with James about a recent SPR report on the medium Leonora Piper in the pages of his journal by stating that he had attacked James … only because I believe that the Society for Psychical Research is doing much to injure psychology.

Street shoes won't work for bowling because they'll either make you stick to the floor instead of sliding naturally, or they'll make you slip too much and injure yourself.

The Bulls went into the postseason without Rose and were unsure how much the injured Noah could do.

Tebow, a lightning rod even though he does not play much, has injured ribs, but his psyche is still intact.

Only one kidnap victim has ever been so much as injured, and that during a shoot-out between police and tribesmen.

Alistair Brownlee has spent too much time injured since winning gold at London 2012 but his recent performances suggest a persistent ankle problem is under control.