Sentence examples for necessarily hurt from inspiring English sources

Even questionable publicity does not necessarily hurt business.

A change in the law would not necessarily hurt Wall Street directly.

Still, companies are sometimes damaged in ways that do not necessarily hurt the economy.

Adding: "If you choose to divest, it does not necessarily hurt returns".

He added, "She's making a lot of enemies, particularly in the banking industry, which may not necessarily hurt her.

Recent history would seem to indicate that medals don't necessarily help a candidate, while their absence doesn't necessarily hurt.

Hospitals in or close to the affluent Brooklyn neighborhoods are not necessarily hurting.

"It does seem to me this is about creating panic and terror, not necessarily hurting or killing someone".

If the relationship starts going south, it may be helpful to keep in mind that the lovebomber isn't necessarily hurting you intentionally.

Nobody necessarily got hurt there, physically, which is more than we can say for anything that involves a bounty.

Delphi has 15 factories in China, and would not necessarily be hurt by Formosa Plastics' entry into the market, Mr. Gaut said.