Sentence examples for permanently hurt from inspiring English sources

Simone later said she felt the song permanently hurt her career.

She was worried she couldn't do it, and she was feeling a ton of pressure that she had to or she would permanently hurt the baby.

The CDC must now disavow PACE and disseminate accurate medical education material, so doctors don't suggest treatments that can permanently hurt patients, such as exercise.

It can permanently hurt their arms.

He called the legislative campaign "carefully dosed" to avoid permanently hurting bilateral relations.

Mr. Toprak said he thinks Toyota's slow reaction and inability to reassure many consumers after widespread complaints about its vehicles accelerating suddenly, "has hurt them permanently".

When you release the ball make sure your arm goes up or you may hurt your arm permanently in the future.

So as parents both of whom are in paid employment and who have long relied on professional child care – as well as being the proud owners of a TV set permanently tuned to CBeebies – the headlines hurt.

My real message is that while this downturn has hurt many people, perhaps permanently, our economy is robust and we have the resources to find ways to help those people and the responsibility to regulate the financial markets.

But for many of the prisoners, the rural isolation of this expensive facility will hurt their chances of returning permanently to their families and communities after doing their time.

Several passengers riding in Couch's vehicle were hurt, including one friend who was permanently brain damaged.