That Limbaugh seems to have overcome his personal difficulties — his deafness, his drug addiction, and, not least of all, his weight problems— and become ever more public, hurts.
In the aftermath, critics contend that Facebook's offering price was too high and too many shares were sold to the public, hurting the stock's performance out of the gate.
The administration's basic logic has not changed since it took office in the depths of the financial crisis: Hitting the financial industry, officials argue in private and in public, hurts the broader economy.
After filing the suit he requested a publicity ban be placed on the lawsuit because it becoming public could hurt his career.
Fifty-three members of the public were hurt.
It's true that the public is hurt by the consequences of an elevated blood-alcohol content, not the BAC itself.
And for brands, it can screw up their reputation with the public and hurt sales.
Since most changes due to public policy hurt some subgroups for the benefit of others, the Pareto principle remains generally silent.
And president of the Police Superintendents Association off England and Wales, Irene Curtis, said using Tasers could mean fewer officers and members of the public were hurt.
The two argued that making such information public would hurt their negotiations with other channels and cable companies.
