Sentence examples for not only hurt from inspiring English sources

That would not only hurt economic growth but could also affect youth crime rates, research showed.

That would not only hurt the financial sector; it could lead to a recession.

Such policies would not only hurt America's economy further but also begin to weaken its vital contributions to international security.

It not only hurt but felt like a forced, unnatural exercise; it made him want to keep his distance.

At one Midtown restaurant, Lin's probable departure will not only hurt some patrons' feelings, but their stomachs.

This would mean that rudeness may not only hurt those who experience or witness it, but also have secondary effects.

Paradoxically, however, every coup the army has plotted has not only hurt democracy but also fuelled radical Islam.

concluded that killing the ban on hidden-city travel would not only hurt airlines — it could ultimately be worse for travellers.

A carbon tax will not only hurt energy industries coal, natural gas, and oil but will also decrease competitiveness for industries that depend upon the energy they produce.

"It's disrupted rental life, retail life, so it's not only hurt accessibility, but it's completely destroyed visibility, and you've had a lot of stores closing.

That retreat not only hurt the poor nations' farmers, but also American taxpayers, consumers and most business interests, including more competitive farmers.