Sentence examples for not only hurts from inspiring English sources

Hail not only hurts, but also has schedule-disrupting powers.

Their obstructionism not only hurts the people of Iraq, it further marginalizes the United Nations.

Such confusion not only hurts sales for retailers, but can also give counterfeiters a wider berth to exploit the chaos.

Such nefarious activity, the notice says, "not only hurts the interests of the country and the masses, but has also caused some businesses to suffer economic losses".

It not only hurts insurers, but can also, in the long run, drive up premiums, as higher costs are passed along to customers.

That latter course not only hurts the worker, but also helps give the employer a reputation as an undesirable place to work.

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.

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.