Sentence examples for specifically hurt from inspiring English sources

So when I say "cost me well-being" I would do things to specifically hurt the above three.

Foreign national Chinese buyers as an ethnic group, of course, weren't mentioned but everyone knows that this particular nationality will be specifically hurt by this exclusion.

One program that has specifically hurt fishermen here was the implementation of an annual quota on the landing of summer flounder, also called fluke.

Not only did its farm bill last year dramatically increase support for farmers; its pampering of certain groups (such as cotton farmers) specifically hurts poor countries.

Anyway, the challenge is to identify and execute the ways in which you can best offend people you know without specifically hurting their feelings.

There's a difference between lying to kids specifically to hurt them, and telling little white lies.

What makes the conservative GOP set policies specifically intended to hurt the vulnerable and the marginalized?

More specifically, Catholic Church policies hurt both the poor, and the environment.

Figure out what, specifically, you feel hurt over.

"We were hearing a lot of rumblings and rumors that there were teams out there planning to sign Darius Miles specifically and maliciously to hurt our organization," Miller said in a conference call.

Some agents can hurt organisms specifically during developmental growth, while sparing adults [ 31].