Sentence examples for should not be hurt from inspiring English sources

"Patients should not be hurt in any way, but taxpayers should get a fair deal," Mr. Jennings said in an interview this week.

It spans the main insurance markets in 60 countries, mostly outside America and Asia, so if you primarily fear an economic downturn limited to the U.S., this company should not be hurt.

Family members are innocent bystanders and should not be hurt or damaged by your words.

"When most experts are still projecting solid growth, a new president should not be hurting confidence by talking down our economy for political positioning," said Gene Sperling, President Clinton's national economic adviser.

It shouldn't be hurt by oversight.

One of the downsides is dealing with hurt feelings that shouldn't be hurt.

With the rising director Ed Sylvanus Iskandar ("These Seven Sicknesses") at the helm, the production shouldn't be hurting for ambition.

With all the animals scurrying around the forest, your average dung beetle shouldn't be hurting for food.

In the early evening, some tried to address the opposing Mubarak supporters: "We are all Egyptians, we shouldn't be hurting each other".

That's not the hardest thing, though – the hardest thing is the suspicion that you shouldn't be hurting them at all, as a massive, sloth-like face peers at you with an expression of gentle accusation.

Those industries that should not be badly hurt include food companies, health care providers, broadcasters and, at least in the short term, energy companies.