Sentence examples for stands hurt from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON (AP/The Huffington Post) -- Presidential candidate Jon Huntsman is pounding away at rival Rick Perry's skepticism of manmade global warming and criticism of the nation's central banker, saying those stands hurt the GOP and make the Texas governor come off as a not so serious national figure.

Anything that threatens to distract Google's Android team from improving the core of Android, and thus keep up with competing operating systems, stands to hurt such research, says Ivan Seskar, an associate director and researcher at Winlab at Rutgers University (see "Do Patents Slow Down Innovation?").

The only outcome that stands to hurt them would be not allowing them to gain any new ground.

This seems stupid as a strategy for finding a life partner, but at least then, a person only stands to hurt themselves.

While we are all in agreement that the goals of this program are novel, the actual implementation falls short of achieving these goals and actually stands to hurt the plight of professional and amateur DC musicians.

Tariffs and trade wars stand to hurt American workers who make products that are exported to Mexico or China.

Mobile fruit stands are hurting the business of legitimate stores, who unlike their rolling counterparts pay rent and taxes.

But stiff lobbying efforts were able to stop a so-called right to know bill proposed in California this year that stood to hurt the online industry.

The blogger, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he said a public stand could hurt his career, said he had been cheered by the number of bloggers who dropped their opposition when presented with the facts.

To lose Williams, the man in career-best form who would have likely stood Chad Wingard, hurt but to replace him with an additional big man given the forecast and the fact that Jarrod Witts had held his own in the middle in recent weeks was ludicrous.

Also, the same calendar shifts that benefited August stand to hurt September for much of the group.