Sentence examples for professional hurt from inspiring English sources

In the end, Strange could enjoy his procession up the last, somehow managing to contain his emotions until the final putt, before embracing his wife, as years of personal and professional hurt came out in that one moment.

The Great Depression of the 1930s hurt professional basketball, and a new NBL was organized in 1937 in and around the upper Midwest.

Opponents said the bill could hurt professional sports and television, since roughly 10percentt of the total of $1.5 billion a year spent on television commercials comes from breweries.

Dressing too professional won't hurt your chances of getting a job.

Maybe it's not very professional, but rejection hurts.

But a soupçon of professional expertise never hurts.

Higher postal rates and increases in insurance and professional fees are hurting profit, NCO said.

But at least that would hurt only professional financiers, not small shareholders.

The rapper Cam'ron apologized yesterday for saying on "60 Minutes" that cooperating with the police would hurt his professional reputation.

Noting that a Dartmouth graduate, Jay Fiedler, was the quarterback of the Miami Dolphins, he said: "Going to an Ivy League school hasn't hurt his professional ambitions.

Guskiewicz and Trulock declined to identify the first two because, they said, those defensive players were concerned that their professional stock could be hurt by the suggestion that they tackled unsafely.